It’s a new form of sweat equity.
For nearly three years now, a local jogging club called Pitch and Run NYC has offered startup founders in the city a chance to talk about their business in-person, getting a workout along the Hudson River on the way. Tech industry investment has stayed productive even in the remote-work era of the pandemic—with local startups raising a record $55 billion last year. But the club offers an example of how the local tech industry still values getting together and has found ways to continue doing so.
This Crain’s reporter bundled up on a recent frigid Monday morning to tag along for
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