The boards of two prominent nonprofits that serve the state’s business sector, Alpha Loft and the NH High Tech Council (NHHTC), have voted to move forward with an alliance between the two organizations, with the goal of integrating Alpha Loft into the NHHTC by year’s end. Read more. Read more
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Two New Hampshire startups were selected to receive a total of $300,000 in investment capital at TechOut on November 15. Read more. Read more
“Cybersecurity and Data Privacy in 2017,” will focus on safety and data security risks in the digital world. A panel will discuss a case study of a recent ransomware attack, its impact on company operations and preventative and responsive tactics. Read more. Read more
iCAD, Inc., a Nashua-based company, won the favor of the judges and the crowd at the NH High Tech Council’s (Council) 12th Annual Product of the Year Awards. The event was held Thursday, October 12 at the Manchester Country Club. One of the Council’s most popular events featured five New Hampshire companies who competed for first place. Read more. Read more
Senet, Inc., an Internet of Things (IoT) company based out of Portsmouth, headlines the Entrepreneur Forum series on Wednesday, November 8. The Entrepreneur Forum is one of the marquee event series run by the NH High Tech Council (Council). Read more. Read more
There’s never been a better time to go global, but expansion brings its own unique set of challenges. The risk of non-payment is a top concern for many cross-border sellers. Read more. Read more
Five New Hampshire companies have earned spots as finalists for the 2017 NH High Tech Council’s Product of the Year (POY) Award. Congratulations to Pilot Innovations, iCAD, Inc., Crane Currency, Wagz, Inc. and Vybe Software, LLC who are the top five entries in the 2017 competition. Read more. Read more
By simply working at a NH High Tech Council member company, you receive the benefits of membership, too. The Council is a large network of businesses and organizations involved in advancing our state’s tech sector. Read more. Read more