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Arizona Technology Council (ATC)
Offices: Tempe, Arizona
The largest regional technology association
in Arizona, the Arizona Technology Council
is a meaningful, member-driven association
of technology firms, business support
firms, education institutions and economic
development groups that collectively
form Arizona’s technology community.
The Council serves member organizations
in Northern and Central Arizona within
the technology sector, in a wide range
of industries. Information Technology.
Aerospace. Software. Semiconductor.
High-Tech Manufacturing. E-Learning.
Biotechnology. E-learning. Environmental
Systems. Telecommunications.
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Austin Technology Council (ATC)
Offices: Austin, Texas
The ATC is a member-driven association
of business and organization executive
leaders, working together to promote
the growth and success of Austin's technology
sector. ATC envisions an Austin in which
the technology community is the catalyst
for inspiration and leadership that
transforms their city into a world-center
for business innovation, creative thinking,
community involvement and educational
support.
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Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA)
Offices: Ottawa-Newmarket, Ontario;
Calgary, Alberta; Montreal, Quebec &
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance
(CATA Alliance<) is Canada's leading,
most influential and entrepreneurial
technology alliance. It is committed
to growing the global competitiveness
of its members, 80% of which are currently
active exporters. The common purpose
that unites the membership is CATA Alliance's
commitment to members' business growth.
CATA is focused on the provision of
business services and government relations
programs that conserve and leverage
member resources.
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DC Technology Council (DC Tech)
Offices: Washington, DC
The Washington DC Technology Council
(DC Tech) works to expand the visibility
and success of the technology and business
community of the Nation’s Capital. Members
include local, national and international
technology companies, as well as service
providers, embassies and educational
institutions. DC Tech provides information,
resources and connections that help
its members grow and succeed.
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Eastern Technology Council
Offices: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Eastern Technology Council helps its
member companies make contact with each
other. Through participation in Council
events, their members have the opportunity
to develop solid, profitable relationships
with each other and with area leaders. The
Eastern Technology Council serves leaders
of technology-oriented companies by providing
valuable contacts, capital, and information
with a broad variety of events, publications,
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Florida High Tech Corridor
Offices: Sanford-Lake Mary, Florida
The Florida High Tech Corridor includes
the 21 counties that make up the service
areas of the University of Central Florida
and the University of South Florida. This
region stretches from Volusia county and
Florida’s Space Coast on the Atlantic through
Metro Orlando and on to Tampa Bay. Current
studies have revealed thousands of high
tech companies reside along the Corridor. |
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Greater Baltimore Technology Council
Offices: Baltimore, Maryland
The Greater Baltimore Technology Council
is devoted to one goal: growing the region's
tech community. They ask tech companies
what they need to grow and provide it through
innovative programs. They create forums
where organizations can meet, learn and
do business. And they celebrate the community's
successes, spreading the word that technology
businesses thrive here. |
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