On May 18, local companies Near Field Magnetics and UltraCell Insulation will share their company stories and challenges with a group of hand-selected experts (and a live audience) in hopes of gaining valuable feedback and advice. That’s the format of our Entrepreneur Forum series, and event organizers are excited to share the group of accomplished professionals who will lend their experience to entrepreneurs from each presenting company. Read more. Read more
New Hampshire Tech Alliance
Mobile Virtual Player is a 140 pound mobile training system that simulates human motion and allows football players to practice tackling, pursuing, evading, and passing to a moving target. Read more
Two local products will be in the spotlight at the Council’s May 18 Entrepreneur Forum as their inventors look for advice and feedback before launching their new technologic advances to the world. Join the Granite State’s entrepreneur and business community and hear from Jon Strimling of UltraCell Insulation and Dave McManus of Near Field Magnetics Inc. (NFMI) as they share their stories with a live audience and panel of hand-selected experts at 5:30pm on Wednesday, May 18 at FIRST Place in Manchester. Read more. Read more
Cubby Notes is an online platform that improves communication between child caregivers and parents. Dave Coffin discusses his company’s progress and increased opportunities since his last innovator feature. Read more
Busy month? Procrastinator? You’re in luck: we’ve extended the deadline to apply for our annual Entrepreneur of the Year (EOY) Award to Friday, April 29.
Wondering what local superstar we’ve secured as the final spot in our panel of disruptive entrepreneurs? You’re also in luck, Edge Velocity Corporation’s co-founder, president and CEO Paula C. Beauregard has been added to the roster of speakers.Read more. Read more
Calibrater Health utilizes mobile messaging to collect patient response feeback for providers to help improve their services. Tim Dybvig discusses the entrepreneurial importance of building a good support network. Read more
by Paul Mailhot, NHHTC Chairman
It is hard to believe as I write this that my term as Chairman of the Board of the NH High Tech Council is winding down as we head towards our annual membership meeting date on May 26. It has truly been a pleasure serving in this role, and I can honestly say that the experience has also deepened my own professional development. Working with a board of highly successful and entrepreneurial people has been enlightening and rewarding, and it’s been an honor to work with those individuals as together we steered the course of the Council over the last three years. Read more. Read more
by Matt Cookson, NHHTC Executive Director
Running a technology council is a unique job. As far as I know, I only have about 75-100 peers across North America. The majority of them belong to an organization called the Technology Councils of North America (TECNA), and we are fresh off a CEO retreat where we shared new ideas, best practices and challenges. Read more. Read more
The next TechWomen Power Breakfast is Wednesday, May 11, 2016, from 7:30 to 9 am at the Manchester Country Club, 180 S River Road, in Bedford. This event will feature a Power Breakfast panel composed of five speakers. The panel includes Margaret Donnelly, co-founder and chief marketing officer of AlignMeeting; Kendre Esme Rodriguez, a senior at Read more