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The HUB Celebrates One Year!

The Maritime and Defense Technology Hub is one year old!  No matter which date you use to mark the milestone - lease, move-in, ribbon cutting - this is an achievement worth celebrating.    The Hub is home to 21 organizations plus the Innovation District.  These include small businesses, academia, government and nonprofits.  All are focused on the maritime and national security sectors with a heavy concentration on technology. There are currently 58 employees who are based at the Hub, with an additional 63 who are part-time.

These individuals have taken their commitment to engage with the Innovation District and give back to the City seriously.   They have hosted technology exchange events, participated in youth tours, donated classroom supplies, provided internships, and hired local talent.

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April 8, 2025
April 11, 2025

Join us for a Trolley Tour of the District on Friday, April 18th from 1:30pm-4:30pm. This popular event is offered 2-3 times a year. It begins at the Maritime and Defense Technology Hub. You will board a trolley with other Innovation District partners and community members. As we travel throughout the District, you will learn about the history and future plans for the area. We will make several stops for an insider view of the research and collaborations underway. The tour will conclude back at Hub with a networking happy hour.

April 8, 2025
April 11, 2025

The Innovation District hosts a quarterly breakfast series called Morning Sparks: Innovation X-change. At each session we explore emerging technologies, invite District partners to share their current related efforts, and engage in thoughtful (and hopefully spirited) discussions that will spark future innovation.

April 8, 2025
April 11, 2025

Each month our team confers about what to include in the District newsletter. We lament how to share all the amazing stories while not creating an encyclopedia (yes, I am showing by age with an old school reference). We are fortunate to have so many things going on in the District.