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They’ll be the most interested and invested in the startup and entrepreneurship work happening. We hosted a Civic App Challenge powered by AT&T in the coworkingspace I ran, and invited the Mayor’s office and Economic Development offices (since the app would be enhancing the lives of the city residents). Right to Start .
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