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Offices: Lexington, Massachusetts
E-Net: Boston Entrepreneurs' Network holds monthly meetings, open to the
public. They bring together over 100 CEOs' Entrepreneurs, Investors, Service
Providers, and Management Team Candidates and provide the resources necessary
to start and build companies. At each meeting experts speak in depth on
subjects of interest to entrepreneurs, including: Business Plans; Raising
Money; Legal Aspects of Business; Finances; Strategic Alliances; etc.
Offices: San Jose, California
Entrepreneurs Foundation is dedicated to strengthening the ties between
entrepreneurial companies in the Bay Area and the communities in which they
operate and their employees reside. Entrepreneurs Foundation enables companies
to incorporate corporate citizenship, community involvement and philanthropy
into their corporate culture. Since its inception, over 140 companies have
joined Entrepreneurs Foundation and established corporate citizenship programs.
Offices: New York, New York
The Executive Council is the country’s most dynamic, innovative forum for
senior operating executives, board members and their advisors, offering
a confidential setting for developing your personal network in a highly
collaborative and stimulating environment. By partnering with their corporate
members, Press and industry organizations, the Executive Council creates
industry vertical programs that allow for a discreet exchange of best practices
in a forum that promotes open dialogue and a meaningful exchange of ideas.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
The Executives’ Club of Chicago supports the Midwestern economy by bringing
Chicago’s business community together with global leaders and practices
at work in companies around the world; by helping organizations establish
productive new business relationships in global markets; and by exploring
issues that will shape the dynamic 21st century business environment. When
a colleague nominates you for The Executives’ Club’s “by invitation only”
membership, you join a virtual “Who’s Who” of more than 1,700 of Chicago’s
senior executives.-Forum-
Offices: San Francisco, California
The FWE is the premier networking organization for women building and leading
high-growth technology and life sciences companies. FWE’s mission is to
accelerate women’s opportunities to start, manage and invest in market-leading
companies by providing its members with powerful access to powerful networks.
FWE is headquartered in the Bay Area and has affiliates in Seattle, San
Diego/Orange County, Los Angeles, France and Canada. From 1999 through
2002, FWE members raised over $1.4 billion for their businesses nationwide.-International-
Offices: Geneva, Switzerland
IACCM has set their objective to raise the status, profile and professionalism
of commercial contracting. Their membership comes from the sales contracting
and procurement communities and spans more than 400 corporations in over
75 countries. This reflects the needs of today's corporations and the work
and career patterns of the professional contract manager and negotiator.
Their membership is drawn from many industries and is made up of contract
and commercial managers, negotiators, and others directly involved in the
contracting process supporting sales, commercial or procurement.
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
ISO is a non-governmental organization established in 1947. The mission
of ISO is to promote the development of standardization and related activities
in the world with a view to facilitating the international exchange of goods
and services, and to developing cooperation in the spheres of intellectual,
scientific, technological and economic activity.-Massachusetts-
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange (MITX) takes a broad
view of innovation by being the catalyst for stimulating, fueling and enabling
new opportunities for today’s technology professionals. MITX is the region’s
premier association for people who create business advantage through the
innovative application of technology and services. MITX serves more than
2,500 members from multiple vertical industries including financial services,
healthcare, information technology, interactive media, nanotechnology and
some of the most forward-thinking companies in this market.
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
MIT Enterprise Forum promotes the formation and growth of innovative and
technologically-oriented companies through a series of specialized executive
education programs. Founded in 1978, they operate through an enterprise
network of 18 chapters based in the US and overseas. Member chapters are
formed around a core group of MIT graduates and each chapter is run by a
volunteer board of experienced entrepreneurs, corporate executives, university
professors and industry leaders. Membership and program participation is
open to all (non-MIT graduates, friends of MIT, local business executives
and entrepreneurs).
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