ePath Learning, a privately held company, is an industry leader in online learning management solutions. As an emerging company, it has experienced consistent growth of no less than 12 percent a year over the past six years.
February 2010
Kaufmann Foundation's FastTrac GrowthVenture™ Course
2/23/2010, 6:00 PM
CCAT, 222 Pitkin Street East Hartford, CT 06108
March 2010
The Institute of Technology and Business Development/CCSU presents "21st Century Leadership"
3/22/2010, 8:30 AM
CCSU, New Britain
Inventors Association of CT presents: Insights into Connecticut Innovations
3/23/2010, 7:00 PM
Fairfield University, Fairfield
Beacon Seminar: New Technology Research Funding Opportunities from NIH
3/23/2010, 1:00 PM
Beacon, Hartford
PowerMatch - March 2010: A Technology Executive Networking Event
3/23/2010, 5:00 PM
SoNo Brewhouse, Norwalk
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Frequently Asked Questions
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- Why should a company join the Connecticut Technology Council?
- How often does the Council meet?
- What does it cost to join the Council?
- Can non-technology companies join the Council?
- What is PowerMatch?
- Why is PowerMatch so popular?
- Where can I attend PowerMatch?
- What is the Connecticut Growth Network?
- How can I join a local cell?
- How often do local cells meet and how much time will I have to contribute?
- What is the Council intending to do with the multitude of ideas generated by the CGN?
- Can I get my company's event on the Connecticut Technology Council calendar?
- Do I have to be a member to post an event on the Council calendar?
Questions About Membership
Why should a company join the Connecticut Technology Council?
The Council is the State’s largest organization dedicated to creating a world-class culture of innovation right here in Connecticut . Membership offers industry leaders statewide networking opportunities, and practical ways to build a more competitive business environment for the State.
In addition to networking, the Council offers numerous other benefits including venture acceleration, capital access, technology transfer services, and partner matching.
Members include investors, startups, established public and private companies, university and private industry researchers, government agencies, academic institutions, local development agencies, and senior executives from a wide range of industries.
How often does the Council meet?
Council meetings occur weekly and include Connecticut Growth Network meetings, PowerMatch meetings, Quarterly Industry events, and legislative briefings.
In addition to face to face meetings, the Council offers members a wide range of opportunities to connect with other members online and via specialized introductions.
What does it cost to join the Council?
Membership for technology companies is based on the number of employees working in Connecticut . The fee structure ranges from $375 for small companies to $5,500 for the largest tech companies. Contact Mike Scricca for more information.
Can non-technology companies join the Council?
Yes. It has been said that there are no more technology and non-technology companies, only innovative and non-innovative companies. The Council counts as members some of the State’s most innovative non-traditional technology firms.
Whether a company produces, or uses technology, the commonality between all members is that they rely on innovation and advancements in technology to compete.
Questions about Powermatch™
PowerMatch is the State’s largest and most popular executive networking program based on a highly successful professional business networking model originally developed in Silicon Valley . PowerMatch is a facilitated networking event designed to enable participants quickly and efficiently network with a maximum number of member executives. Events typically are sold out weeks in advance. Be sure to register early to attend.
The Council restricts admission to senior executives only so that attendees maximize the use of their time. In addition, PowerMatch events are open to a limited number of participants and are held at exclusive clubs and restaurants throughout the State.
Where can I attend a PowerMatch?
PowerMatches are held each month in the evening from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm and rotated through Connecticut ’s major cities, i.e. Hartford , New Haven , Stamford and New London and Danbury. Check the ct.org calendar for upcoming events.
Questions about the Connecticut Growth Network (CGN)
What is the Connecticut Growth Network (CGN)?
The Connecticut Growth Network is a discussion and action forum of statewide leaders, It consists of over 4, peer-led local cells. Each local cell is comprised of technology professionals, entrepreneurs and community leaders committed to strengthening Connecticut by creating a world-class culture of innovation .
The Connecticut Growth Network is a grassroots movement to change the status quo, to stir things up, and build a vibrant, world-class culture of innovation right here in Connecticut .
How can I join a Local Cell?
To join a Local Cell you must be interested in networking with other executives and charting a long term strategy for Connecticut ’s economic future. Contact Paige Rasid or the local cell leader for more information.
How often do Local Cells meet and how much time will I have to contribute?
Local Cells meet monthly, typically in the morning or over lunch.
Questions about the Calendar
Can I get my company’s event on the Connecticut Technology Council calendar?
The Council calendar serves as a clearing house for all technology related events, forums, seminars symposia, etc. As a service to the State’s technology community, it will post those events it feels are of interest and that appeal to its statewide technology audience. To post your event to the calendar, click here.
Do I have to be a member to post an event on the Council calendar?
Any member or non-member can post an event. The Council has a template that requires basic information related to the event. Please contact the Council to have your event be posted.