A Rare Gathering
The Summit is one of the few opportunities that civic leaders from inside government and out can come together and discuss their vision, opportunities, and challenges.
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Thinking Ahead
The Summit provides an opportunity to come together and align on a common vision moving forward.
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A Growing Network
Connect with governments, NGOs, startups, and thought leaders in the civic space, who usually aren't even in the same state let alone the same room.
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Candid Discussions
The agenda at the Summit is designed to encourage open and productive dialogue.
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Civic Technology
Watch demoes of the latest in civic tech from around the world and engage the technologists & cities that created them.
Join Hundreds of the Leaders in Civic Technology
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Civic & Thought Leaders
The conference pairs on-the-ground insight and experience from civic leaders with fresh perspectives from various sectors and areas to push attendees to think different.
Meaningful Takeaways
The agenda is structured around distilling learnings from the year, which can translate into reusable solutions and lessons learned — turning talk into action and impact.
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About the Summit
The Leading Civic Technology Gathering
October 1-3, 2012 | San Francisco, CA
An invitation-only event, the Code for America Summit is a rare opportunity for more than 200 leaders and innovators in civic technology to come together in one room for a face-to-face conversation. In addition to showcasing critical achievements from the year, the Summit hosts the conversations that determine the collective vision for this movement going forward.
Over twenty cities were represented at last year’s event, and we expect more this year. Attendees for 2012 will include city government staff and officials who are working towards a new vision of local government; civic-focused foundations, investors, and businesses; and thought leaders in government as a platform and innovation.
This conference is by invitation only, but if you would like to be invited or know someone who should be, please email Jack Madans at jack@codeforamerica.org.
We hope to expand our circle significantly this year.