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VIT Invasion

Each year VetsinTech hosts an annual conference that brings together veterans, active duty, and military spouses from around the country for a weekend of panel discussions, workshops, and networking with tech leaders and recruiters from some of the most innovative companies. The Invasion features three distinct tracks around Education, Employment and Entrepreneurship - and offers critical content to veterans and veteran spouses who are looking for an onramp into great careers in technology, merging the worlds of military and technology!
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VetsinTech Invasion 2021

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Speakers: 53
Sessions: 20 (Saturday) and 6 (Sunday)
Sponsors: 10
Registrations: 852
Attendees: 628
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VetsinTech Invasion 2022

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Speakers: 58
Sessions: 19
Sponsors: 6
Registrations: 808
Attendees: 391
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VIT Invasion - Attendees
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Name
Type
Registations
Attendees
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VIT Invasion 2018
In-Person
254
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VIT Invasion 2019
In-Person
536
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VIT Invasion 2020
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VIT Invasion 2021
Virtual
852
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VIT Invasion 2022
Virtual
808
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Video Content Archive

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