Posts by Flo Nicolas
On this episode of Get Tech Smart, Flo Nicolas talks about biotechnology and recruiting with Carina Clingman, CEO, and Alison Hall, chief operating officer, of Recruitomics, a New Hampshire-based consulting company that helps biotechnology businesses develop strategic plans to attract and retain talent.
On this episode of Get Tech Smart, Flo Nicolas talks with Joshua Cyr, Interim Director at the Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center (UNH) about blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, digital wallets and more. They dive into what is changing, the safety measures, and how it is affecting the world’s currency exchanges/transfers.
In this episode of Get Tech Smart, Flo Nicolas is joined by Logan Ares Snyder, the Owner & Lead Strategist of hasOptimization, to dive deep into the art of driving website traffic. They discuss website analytics, shedding light on essential tools such as Google Analytics and Facebook Analytics, and highlighting the key differences between these analytics platforms.
On this episode of Get Tech Smart we learn about New Hampshire Tech Alliance, a statewide technology association dedicated to supporting companies at every stage of growth and development. Joining Flo in the conversation are Executive Director Julie Demers and Director of Programming and Engagement Stephanie Baxter.
On this episode of Get Resource Smart, Flo sits down with Chandra Reber, the director of New Hampshire’s Center for Women & Enterprise (CWE), to share what her organization has to offer existing or prospective female entrepreneurs in the building, growth, and maintenance of their companies. Joining Flo and Chandra is Liz Salas Evans, who used CWE as a resource while starting her own business and now serves as a CWE financial consultant.
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Conversation with Bob McLaughlin of the National Collaborative for Digital Equity a nonprofit working to make technology more accessible to low-income students.
As technology, such as AI, gets more sophisticated, so does cybercrime. According to a recent Cybersecurity Ventures report, the global annual cost of cybercrime is predicted to reach a staggering $8 trillion in 2023. How can small businesses and individuals protect themselves against this onslaught of cybercrime?
Universities can be hubs for innovative thought, products and even spin-out businesses. The University of New Hampshire is no exception, and has actually created an ecosystem to accelerate future high-tech leaders, companies and socially responsible nonprofits.Â
For this episode of Get Tech Smart, we meet Career Coach Peter Duffy, owner of Connections Career Coaching LLC. We’ll dig deep into the root causes of the ‘great resignation’ problem and the solutions for tech employers and employees.