The New Hampshire High Tech Council (Council) has opened the application process for its 2017 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Any founder or senior level manager of a New Hampshire business who has successfully organized, developed, or managed a technology concept into a commercial product or service is encouraged to apply for the prestigious award that will be presented in early June. Read more
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In the past 13 months, we have seen major New Hampshire-focused articles in Politico, Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, and just a few weeks ago, the New York Times. While many of us have known for some time that New Hampshire has a tech scene and an attractive quality of life, others are taking notice and the secret is finally and soundly out. Read more. Read more
As members of the NH High Tech Council, you may have noticed some recent changes to the registration website when signing up for an event or renewing your membership. This is a result of our migration to new membership management software, MemberZone that was announced and implemented in late February. Since then, we have realized a number of time saving benefits. But the advantages go beyond just an improved user interface. As such, we want to take this opportunity to highlight a few of these new features you now have access to via the new system. Read more. Read more
Rounding the corner to the legislature’s April 6 Crossover deadline when bills flow from the House to the Senate and vice versa, many of the hundreds of bills proposed at the start of the session have met their maker, while others are finding their way through at varying degrees of success. Read more. Read more
By Eric Robinson, Web-Impac The definition of Electronic Voting (E-Voting) and Internet Voting (I-Voting) are often mistaken for each other yet the difference between the two is quite simple: electronic voting collects votes by using a fixed electronic voting machine. Internet voting, on the other hand is designed to record a vote from any location, Read more
TechWomen|TechGirls, a program of the New Hampshire High Tech Council (Council), will honor three distinguished women with the designations of TechWoman, TechEducator, and TechStudent for 2017 at its annual awards luncheon at the Bedford Village Inn on Wednesday, April 5 at 11:30 am. The event will honor women who work in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM) who have advanced the role of women and girls in New Hampshire’s technology sector. Read more. Read more
The New Hampshire High Tech Council (Council) will host its next TechWomen|TechGirls Power Breakfast on Wednesday, April 12, 2017 from 7:30 to 9 am at the Portsmouth Country Club, 80 Country Club Lane, Greenland. Claritza Abreu, MSCIS, vice president of enterprise technology risk management for State Street Corporation – a financial services holding company – will headline the event and discuss how her mentors and role models impacted her career. Read more. Read more
The 2017 legislative session is well on its way, and heading towards Crossover later this month, when bills that are still alive and well (or at least alive) are moved to the other chamber. What is the biggest debate right now in the State House arena? No doubt the budget, being a budget writing year and all. Read more. Read more
TechWomen|TechGirls, a program of the New Hampshire High Tech Council (Council) has announced the keynote speaker for its second annual Awards Luncheon on April 5. Roseann Sdoia, a Boston Marathon bombing survivor/amputee and motivational speaker, will share her powerful and personal story of perseverance and will offer lessons learned throughout her challenging comeback journey. She will also touch upon the innovative technology used throughout her recovery as an amputee that allows her to continue to live a highly productive and fulfilling life. Read more. Read more