Our government partners are committed to helping communities make progress through cross-sector collaboration for improved technology solutions.
We partner with leaders that support technology advancement, economic development, and community-driven solutions to government challenges.
Government Partners
STIR government partners have a dedicated, central point of contact who coordinates with the San Francisco based STIR Central Program to manage the 16 week STIR program in their city. Government partners get the benefit of pre-work support from the STIR Central Program, throughout the 16 week residency. This includes up to 3 site visits in person or by teleconference from a member of the STIR team, as well as post-program reviews, wrap-up reviews, surveys and planning for future STIR cohorts. Learn more.
City and County of San Francisco
City of Edmonton
City of Henderson
City of Memphis
City of Mobile
City of Norfolk
City of Peoria
City of Portland Smart City PDX
City of Sacramento
City of San Leandro
City of West Sacramento
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
City of Boulder
City of Fremont Public Works Department
City of Las Vegas
City of Long Beach
Memphis Area Transit Authority
City of Napa
City of San Diego
City of San Jose
City of Syracuse
City of Walnut Creek
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Office of Administration
Miami-Dade County
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
Technology Advisory Board
The Technology Advisory Board provides guidance to ensure the long-term success of the STIR challenges.
Comprised of a select group of engineers and R&D experts from global technology organizations, the Board reviews STIR challenges to provide technical advice and guidance.
The TAB is chaired by Will Barkis, Principal at Orange Silicon Valley.
