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Hawaii Technology Development Corporation
(HTDC)
Offices: Honolulu, Hawaii
Hawaii Technology Development Corporation
provides key resources to help develop and
retain high tech in Hawaii. Among its initiative,
HTDC develops and manages a statewide network
of incubation services and facilities that
provide new technology businesses with access
to business development services, strategic
partnerships, networking and marketing opportunities,
shared support services, and business mentoring. |
High Tech Business Council (HTBC)
Offices: Rochester, New York
The High Tech Business Council is a mechanism
to advance the Greater Rochester Area as
one of the top regions for technology development
and commercialization in the nation. Their
mission is to provide an ongoing forum for
linking technology innovation to commercial
implementation and accelerating the growth
of technology based companies in the Rochester
area. The Council defines regional technology
strategy and navigates its implementation
on a continuous basis. |
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Illinois Technology Executive Exchange (ITEEx)
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Information Technology Executive Exchange
(ITEEx) is an executive membership organization
serving the IT Executive leadership. ITEEx’s
focus is building a powerful consortium
of IT leaders, who will leverage each other’s
networks, best practices, and general wisdom
to advance their organizations and most
importantly, their careers. ITEEx accomplishes
this task primarily through the development
of communities of IT Executives called special
interest groups (SIG). |
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Larta Institute
Offices: Los Angeles, California
Since 1993, Larta has been the leader in
convening technology companies, researchers,
and investors. They help their clients access
the technology industry through world-class
conference and training services, industry
research, and capital-raising. Companies
helped by Larta have raised over $1.5 billion
in capital. Larta's conferences and seminars
provide insights to thousands of businesspeople
each year. Larta's weekly magazine on business
innovation is read by over 20,000 people. |
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Massachusetts High Technology Council (MHTC)
Offices: Waltham, Massachusetts
The Massachusetts High Technology Council
is a non-profit, non-partisan corporation
whose membership is comprised of respected
business leaders of Massachusetts high technology
and high-value-added service companies.
Through membership in the Council, their
members are able to accomplish one of their
most important external responsibilities
in an efficient and cost-effective way. |
Metroplex Technology Business Council (MTBC)
Offices: Richardson
The MTBC is an association of technology
companies dedicated to making North Texas
a global center of high-tech excellence.
MCI, Nortel Networks, Fujitsu and Rockwell
International founded the MTBC in 1994.
Since that time, the MTBC has experienced
significant membership growth and has a
comprehensive portfolio of member services
and events. The MTBC is dedicated to fostering
a supportive business environment for technology
companies and members of the technology
community through leadership, advocacy,
education and cooperative initiatives. |
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New Jersey Technology Council (NJTC)
Offices: Mt Laurel
The New Jersey Technology Council provides
business support, networking opportunities,
information, advocacy and recognition of
technology companies and their leaders.
Founded in 1996, NJTC's more than 1,200
member companies work together to support
their own enterprises while advancing New
Jersey's status as a leading technology
center in the United States. |
Northeast Ohio Technology Coalition (NorTech)
Offices: Cleveland, Ohio
NorTech is a diverse group of fifty business
leaders that includes the presidents of
universities and colleges, the director
of NASA Glenn, CEOs and CTOs of major corporations,
entrepreneurs from small- and medium-sized
technology companies, capital providers,
professional service providers, and leaders
from various chambers, intermediaries, and
foundations across the region. |
Northeast Tennessee Technology Council (NETTC)
Offices: Blountville, Tennessee
The Northeast Tennessee Technology Council
is a non-profit organization whose purpose
is to educate, engage and support a region
of technology-based businesses and entrepreneurs
that will enhance the region's economy and
technological infrastructure. NETTC has
a 15 member Board of Directors and a 5 member
Executive Committee team which serves a
region of eight counties: Carter, Greene,
Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson, Sullivan, Unicoi
and Washington. |
Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC)
Offices: Herndon, Virginia
The Northern Virginia Technology Council
(NVTC) is the membership and trade association
for the technology community in Northern
Virginia and is the largest technology council
in the nation. NVTC has more than 1100 member
companies representing about 160,000 employees.
Its membership includes companies from all
sectors of the technology industry including
information technology, software/hardware,
Internet, ISPs, telecommunications, biotechnology,
bioinformatics, aerospace and nanotechnology,
as well as the service providers that play
an important role in supporting these companies. |
North Texas Technology Council (NTTC)
Offices: Plano, Texas
The North Texas Technology Council (NTTC)
seeks to build a strong public image for
the technology community in North Texas
by promoting industry stars, products, technologies
and member companies. The NTTC promotes
North Texas as a place for technology companies
to start, locate, grow, prosper, invest,
work, live and play, and serves their members
and the technology community at-large by
providing training, education and support
programs. |
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