The Altman Building, NYC

November 12th & 13th

 

 

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WAKEFIELD PRESENTS: NYC UNCUBED 

 

UNCUBED brings together emerging companies and talented candidates in a fun, informative environment that celebrates startup culture. With great speakers, games, and workshops, UNCUBED attracts graduates from the best schools in the country and incredibly talented attendees looking to move away from “traditional” careers.  

DAY ONE

  • 80+ of NYC’s most impressive emerging companies on display with interactive booths staffed by Founders, CEO’s, CTO’s and other key influencers.
  • A full day of exploring career opportunities and interacting with the most influential folks in the NYC technology sector.
With
  • Startup Storytellers
  • Lean Startup Workshop
  • Open Bar
  • Great Music
  • On-site Happy Hour
  • Ping Pong Tournament

What employers have said about UNCUBED

“Uncubed is hands down the best career networking event 33Across attends (coast to coast). We have had major success and have hired numerous stellar 33Xrs from Uncubed! – 33Across


“Uncubed provides a unique talent fair experience for both candidates and employers. Their events are thoughtful, productive and enjoyable – and you can’t say that often about a talent fair. We can’t wait for the next event!” – Careers 2.0 by Stack Overflow


“Uncubed has provided ideeli with fresh talent. We made three successful hires last season and met with many qualified professionals. It was a huge success.” – Ideeli

 

 

Stats from our previous event in NYC

  • 85 Startups & High Growth Companies including Tumblr, Spotify, Stack Overflow, Meetup & Etsy
  • 1100 Attendees
  • Technical talent: 52%
  • Average grad year: 2006 
  • Currently employed FT but looking for a better fit: 50%
  • Employers that interview after the event: 82%
  • Companies that make at least 1 hire: 40%
  • Event coverage by TechCrunch, Betabeat

 

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