Five New Hampshire companies have been named as finalists in the 2018 New Hampshire Tech Council’s (Council) Product of the Year (POY) Award competition to be held Oct. 10 at the Manchester County Club.
Celebrating NH’s growth in the high tech sector with a soirée at the Millyard Museum.
The NH High Tech Council and the NH Business Finance Authorityhave agreed to bring Live Free and Start into Council programming, effective immediately.
With a fun and festive theme of gaming, the New Hampshire High Tech Council (NHHTC) held its 13th annual Entrepreneur of the Year recognition Wednesday night in Nashua, giving awards to two Manchester entrepreneurs while high school robotics teams eagerly demonstrated their devices in the lobby.
Amanda Grappone Osmer of Grappone Automotive Group will headline New Hampshire High Tech Council’s TechWomen Power Breakfast on Wednesday, March 14 at Manchester Country Club.
The New Hampshire High Tech Council will host its next TechWomen Power Breakfast on Wednesday, September 13 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Manchester Country Club, 180 South River Road, in Bedford.
Four New Hampshire entrepreneurs have been selected as finalists for the NH High Tech Council annual Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
Millworks Fund II was announced Thursday at AlphLoft by general partners Graham Chynoweth and Elizabeth Hitchcock. The initiative will make strategic investments in New Hampshire start-up companies over three years, as part of a public-private partnership.
The program, geared toward the Granite State’s entrepreneur and business community, focuses on an opportunity or challenge faced by an organization that is shared with similar companies in their space and business cycle.
Department of Resources and Economic Development Commissioner Jeffrey Rose presented his annual Teamwork award to Micheline Dufour and Matt Cookson of the NH High Technology Council at the annual meeting Dec. 1 of the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development.
The event marks the first time that the High Tech Council specifically pays tribute to women for their significant contribution to innovation, education, mentorship, entrepreneurship and courage to advance science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) for the next generation.
The New Hampshire High Tech Council will host its next TechWomen Power Breakfast on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Manchester Country Club, 180 South River Road, Bedford.
Winning gadget, the Plexxi Switch 2, transforms decades-old legacy network architecture into a single-tier, single box solution that understands the bandwidth that you and your application need, and carves out a special lane on the information superhighway just for that purpose.
Finalists will present their innovations to the live audience at the awards event and along the way receive advice, major product promotion and podium time in front of hundreds of entrepreneurs and tech leaders. First-place POY winner will also be featured in a display at the I-93 South Welcome Center in Hooksett.
Three companies walked away from this year’s Tech Out Awards top honors with a combined $100,000 in funding for their New Hampshire-based startups.
There’s still time to enter this year’s Product of the Year competition, sponsored by the New Hampshire High Tech Council. Application deadline is Oct. 5.
Keynote speaker for Entreprenuer of the Year Awards is Carly Fiorina, Chairman of the Unlocking Potential Project and the first female CEO of a Fortune 50 business.
Entrepreneur Forum is a kinder, gentler Shark Tank, brought to you by the NH High Tech Council.
Peter LaChance has been actively involved with the NH High Tech Council for years.
The High Tech Council is now accepting applications and nominations for the honor of Entrepreneur of the Year, a May 8 event at the Radisson featuring Carly Fiorina.