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New Hampshire Tech Alliance
Alliance News
by Paul Mailhot, NHHTC Chairman
When I am asked about what exactly the NH High Tech Council does, the first thing that comes to mind is “connecting.” By the mere virtue of what our day jobs are, we can find any piece of information at anytime, anywhere. It’s what we do. Read more. Read more
by Matt Cookson, NHHTC Executive Director
Gas under $1.60 a gallon
No snow on the ground until February in most of New Hampshire
Who would have predicted this six months ago? Read more. Read more
Meet Ms. Katrina Hall, a middle school math teacher at Hollis Brookline Middle School, and Patricia Marquette. She brought a class of young women students to the recent TechWomen Power Breakfast Read more
In the always dynamic Entrepreneur Forum, ValChoice and Eversound will each have 15 minutes to present their business plans and receive feedback from a panel of experts, including students from Read more
Diverse panel of technology and healthcare professionals to advise presenters from ValChoice and Eversound The New Hampshire High Tech Council (Council) selected the six panelists to advise presenting companies ValChoice Read more
Join women technologists for “The Only One in High Heels: female leadership in STEM” on February 10 in Bedford The next TechWomen Power Breakfast is Wednesday, February 10, 2016 from Read more
What do the 2016 Presidential Candidates think about the impact of the nation’s high tech industry? The high tech industry accounts for 7.1 percent of the overall U.S. GDP and Read more
An invitation to talk tech to First in the Nation voters What do the 2016 Presidential Candidates think about the impact of the nation’s high tech industry; an industry that Read more