Press Release
DIG SOUTH Tech Summit, the South's first and foremost event connecting leading global brands to the South's most scalable startups, announced on Tuesday, October 26th, 2021, a partnership with the College of Charleston to host the 10-year anniversary of the Summit, May 11-13, 2022, at the College of Charleston's TD Arena, the place where DIG SOUTH first launched the event in 2013.
“The College of Charleston is excited to partner with DIG SOUTH again and to serve for the next five years as the physical home of their annual tech summit, which brings to Charleston many of the country's top minds related to technology, business and innovation,” said College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu. “The team at DIG SOUTH, led by CEO and Founder Stanfield Gray and CFO Sunny Gray, has done a remarkable job of building and expanding ‘Dig Nation' over the past decade in order to assist and support businesses in their networking, marketing and talent acquisition needs.”
Each year, DIG SOUTH invites the South's top executives, entrepreneurs, startups and leading global brands to convene in Charleston for three exciting days of inspiration, networking, fundraising and strategic know-how. The 2022 theme for DIG SOUTH Tech Summit is “Resilience.” Attendees will learn strategies to make their companies and themselves more resilient in disruptive times. DIG SOUTH Tech Summit delivers the best contacts, content and capital opportunities in the South.
Scheduled for May 11-13 at the College of Charleston's TD Arena and other select venues on the Charleston peninsula, the Summit will feature sessions on topics including fintech, blockchain, crypto, digital marketing and adtech, console and mobile gaming, AI, VR, AR, IoT, business development, venture capital and fundraising, healthtech, transportation, storytelling and more.
“We're honored to bring DIG SOUTH Tech Summit back to the College of Charleston, hosting some of the nation's top tech executives, founders, investors and ecosystem leaders on campus and directly connecting them to the College's students, faculty and staff,” said DIG SOUTH CEO & Founder Stanfield Gray.
