In 2020, we celebrate the 100^th anniversary of the 19^th amendment. The 19^th amendment was a landmark victory for true gender equality. Its 100^th anniversary offers a time to reflect on the importance of gender equality in business, public sector and tech leadership.

Buying a home? Having a boundary dispute? Building a structure on your land?

For centuries, local governments across the United States have been keeping historical records of land ownership transactions. These records number billions of pages and go back to before the founding of the original British colonies. Government officials rely on these records to prove provenance of land ownership, and genealogists use them to research family trees.

America’s court system is ready for a change. Our citizens are more digitally empowered than ever before, but our courts and juries are mired in outdated manual processes and burdensome paperwork. For many Americans, jury service is a chore that wastes too much time and is far too confusing.

The coronavirus pandemic has severely impacted the economy. As a result, tax revenue is down, and many local governments are struggling to withstand significant budget shortfalls.

By: Avenu President & Chief Customer Officer, Louis Schiavone Jr.

By: Avenu CEO, Paul Colangelo

By: Fran David, Avenu Advisory Board Member

Across the country, cities are struggling to do more with less. The coronavirus crisis demands more of cities than ever before at a time when cities are experiencing unprecedented interruptions to their revenue streams. To engage their citizens effectively during this pandemic, cities need to simultaneously generate new revenue and streamline their services.

Through his work at Avenu, CEO Paul Colangelo has seen his fair share of major crises and provided invaluable guidance to cities and organizations looking to stay strong during a disruptive event.