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Tech nonprofit scores $400K from Chandler
[Source: East Valley Tribune] - Chandler has pledged $400,000 to Gangplank, a technology-oriented nonprofit, to help redevelop a historic downtown building, the first such project to fall under new guidelines aimed at transforming the downtown into a thriving community core.
Derek Neighbors, Gangplank co-founder, said the group provides space for hundreds of technology-oriented professionals to come together, share ideas and develop products and business models. Downtown Chandler has many of the amenities - such as an urban location and nearby entertainment and dining options - that could help attract people in technology, he said.
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