It has been a great year of continued growth for our TechWomen |TechGirls initiative. Our anchor programming, the TechWomen Power breakfast was held every month in 2017 - straight through the summer - without a lag in attendance. Read more. Read more
New Hampshire Tech Alliance
Author: Joshua Cyr
The outlook for 2018 will continue to be challenging for the health care industry as we seek ways to improve the quality of care while managing rising costs. Read more. Read more
There are many options available to anyone interested in technology user groups. With the vibrant, large and continually growing tech ecosystem in New Hampshire, there are options open across the state. This year, we have been focusing our efforts primarily on Manchester and the seacoast. Read more. Read more
2017 marked the inaugural year of the revived BioTech/MedTech Cluster (BT/MT), a new, industry vertical of the Council. Although we are still in startup mode, we have made significant traction, building excitement around this new community of interest. Read more. Read more
TechOut 2017 started and ended with great excitement on November 15. The event was hosted by Oracle+Dyn in their Manchester office. Council Executive Director, Matt Cookson served as MC for the evening, thanking the many sponsors and volunteers who made the event possible. Read more. Read more
The Entrepreneur Forum, one of the Council’s longest-running events, offers networking with experienced entrepreneurs and businesses, as well as an opportunity to learn about a New Hampshire-based company and its business challenges. Read more. Read more
The Council recently awarded iCAD, Inc’s PowerLook Tomo Detection as the 2017 Product of the Year. iCAD, Inc.’s PowerLook Tomo Detection is an advanced breast cancer detection software. Read more. Read more
Student name: Stephanie Bishop
Town: Milford
Age: 17
What year of high school are you in and name of high school: Senior; Milford High School & Applied Technology Center. Read more. Read more
Every day, it seems some large, national company has its sensitive information hacked. Of course, those are just the ones that make headlines. Nearly two-thirds of cyber breach victims are small to mid-sized businesses. Read more. Read more