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Next week, the NH Department of Education will proudly co-sponsor the fourth annual Girls Technology Day, in partnership with the NH Community College System and the New Hampshire High Tech Council.  The events will be held at NHTI, Concord’s Community College, University of New Hampshire- Durham Campus and Manchester Community College.  This year’s event expanded to three campuses, reflecting the demand for more students to be able to access STEM programming in new locations. This year’s capacity is for 800 young women to attend a STEM-spirational event that will expose them to many career and postsecondary opportunities in STEM fields. Read more. Read more

Council members save $100 on April leadership program We’ve partnered with local organizations to offer Council members $100 off an upcoming leadership training program at New Hampshire’s beautiful Loon Mountain. High Performance Leadership, Ltd., in partnership with the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics Hospitality Management Program, and The Mountain Club on Loon Read more

CompTIA released its annual cyberstates report on the tech sector this week. The report includes national data, state breakdowns and rankings. From a New Hampshire perspective, here are some key highlights and takeaways from the Council. Read more. Read more

We are now accepting applications for the 2016 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Any founder or senior level manager of a New Hampshire business who has successfully organized, developed, or managed a high technology concept into a commercial product or service is encouraged to apply for the award. Read more. Read more

The Council, (Council) in partnership with McLane Middleton, will present an Intellectual Property Forum on Tuesday, March 22 at 7:30 to 9:00 am at McLane Middleton’s Manchester office, 900 Elm Street. The event, the first of a three-part series, is free and open to anyone interested in intellectual property, protecting a competitive advantage, or the Read more

The March TechWomen Power Breakfast is at 7:30- to 9 am on Wednesday, March 9 at Manchester Country Club, 180 South River Road, Bedford. Dulcie Madden, CEO and co-founder of Mimo – a Boston-based company building the first connected nursery that sends real time information to parents’ smartphones – will headline the event. Madden will discuss her unique entrepreneurial path, making and embracing mistakes, making gender a non-issue, and what it means to be a hardware company that’s also a software company. Read more. Read more

MRCC is a minority-owned global end-to-end information technology solution provider founded in 1996. We provide services to enterprises of all sizes and across multiple industry verticals such as corporations, education, publishing and government. We are proud to be a CMMI Certified Organization having a portfolio of delivering 500+ successful engagements to date and backed by strong 750+ experienced professionals. Read more. Read more

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