What's On Tech Newsletter
Conversations Connecting Southwest Florida’s Tech Ecosystem
Our team has curated a robost distribution list of organizations and individuals who are actively engaged in building a strong tech ecosystem in Southwest Florida as well as C-level tech executives within a 50-mile radius of the region.
We highlight publicly available information in each edition of our newsletter as well as submitted content from our paid members.
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Recent Newsletters
August 2026
What Southwest Florida Businesses Need Next in Tech
August’s newsletter focuses on helping Southwest Florida businesses prepare for growing demand in AI, cybersecurity, cloud, and data through workforce development, training, and stronger regional connections. It also highlights practical AI education, the launch of the SWFL Tech Pulse podcast, new community support, and growing recognition of the region’s technology economy.
Connected Knowing in the Gulf Corridor
July’s newsletter explores how connected knowing can strengthen Southwest Florida’s tech ecosystem by turning information into relationships, collaboration, and shared opportunity. It also highlights FGCU’s Lutgert College of Business and introduces SWFL Tech’s new podcast and webinar series as additional ways for the community to share knowledge and learn from one another.
June 2026
Building Southwest Florida’s Tech Ecosystem, Together
June’s newsletter focused on the role businesses and organizations play in strengthening Southwest Florida’s technology ecosystem through collaboration, workforce development, mentorship, and community investment. It also highlighted the Tech Catalyst Award and regional initiatives demonstrating how organizations can create impact beyond their own walls.