1776!

We joined dozens of the country's most innovative entrepreneurs and Administration officials, andyesterdaywe got a sneak-peak at1776, a new DC tech accelerator, which will soon house startups from around the country.We snapped Smith Island Banking founder Brian Murphy, Startup America CEO Scott Case, Dell Entrepreneur-in-Residence Ingrid Vandervelt, DeveloperTown partner Mike Coffey, Verge's Matt Hunckler, andSeed Here Studio's Andy Stoll. Formore on this, read our Bisnow Tech issue.

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