The Entrepreneurs' Thanks

Not all Thanksgiving traditions happen in the privacy of someone’s home. 1776, a DC-based global incubator and seed fund, holds a Thanksgiving potluck for its members. They each bring a dish to add to the long table of food set up in the middle of the 1776 space. Friends and family are also invited. “The time is used to celebrate new members, catch up with everyone, and to remind us to take a few hours out of our busy entrepreneurial days to give thanks,” says 1776 editor Morgan Gress.

Happy Thanksgiving DC tech! So thankful we get to help tell your stories. 

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