| Upcoming WIN/ WAN Events |
| March 10: Superior
Due diligence workshop (investors only)
March 12: WIN Milwaukee
UW-Madison and GE Healthcare partnership
Successful entrepreneur strategies
2009 Entrepreneurs' Conference
Lake Superior Tech Conference |
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Events this week and in the near future
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WIN has chapters in the western Wisconsin, the Lake Superior Region, Madison, Milwaukee and Northeast and Central Wisconsin.
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| Eli Lilly webinar for Wisconsin set for Wednesday |
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| March 4, 2009 - Webinar
Learn more about the areas of interest and partnering strategies of Eli Lilly and Company by taking part in a free webinar Wednesday, March 4, from noon to 2 p.m. This is part of a coordinated effort to bring representatives of Lilly to Madison this spring to meet with selected Wisconsin companies and researchers.
To take part in the webinar, visit: https://www.teleconference.att.com/servlet/AWMlogin
Meeting number: 8662132145/Code: 91690549
To take part in a simultaneous teleconference, call: 1-866-213-2145 and use Participant Code 9169549
Those interested in learning more about this event, Lilly's areas of core competencies and its investment interests should visit the Wisconsin Department of Commerce's website at www.commerce.wi.gov and click on Wisconsin Strategic Alliance Program/Lilly Matchmaking Event to review Lilly's areas of interest and to submit a non-confidential executive summary of your research and technology. These summaries are due by 5 p.m. March 11. Lilly will review your summary and those of interest will be invited for additional discussions in late April 2009. |
| Fusion CEO-CIO Symposium 2009 |
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| March 4-5, 2009 - Fluno Center, Madison
The Fusion CEO-CIO Symposium is an exclusive gathering of leaders to network, learn, and innovate. All session topics and content are vetted by an advisory board including C-level executives of companies... Read more or register |
Series on tech education and workforce continues
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Coming up:
March 5, 2009 - Chula Vista Center, Wisconsin Dells
"Educating a Tech-Savvy Workforce," a series of presentations on the importance of science, technology, engineering and math education to Wisconsin's workforce, has visited five communities this winter. They were Wausau, Oshkosh, Stevens Point, Janesville and Eau Claire.
Tech Council President Tom Still will speak on STEM education Thursday at the Wisconsin Technology Education Association in the Wisconsin Dells. His topic is "Advancing STEM education in tough times: Does the public share your sense of urgency?" To view the series presentation schedule and coverage of previous events click here. |
Fifty of 326 entries advance to next round |
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 www.GovsBizPlanContest.com
Fifty entries from 26 communities have advanced to the semi-final round of the sixth annual Wisconsin Governor's Business Plan Contest.
The semi-finalists reflect the diversity of Wisconsin's economy and... Read more. |
| 'Wisconsin Edge' series highlights state's R&D base |
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| Coming up:
April 27, 2009 - Fond du Lac Noon Rotary
Three presentations have taken place in the Tech Council's "Wisconsin Edge" series, which is making the connection between the state's academic research and development activity and economic growth.
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| Get WIN-volved! Membership has its privileges |
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 Joining your local Wisconsin Innovation Network (WIN) Chapter offers networking connections with a variety of industries and professionals in high tech, law, banking, government, public relations, manufacturing, and local entrepreneurs. Welcome to these new WIN members:Tracy Buzzell, Catalyst Performance Group
Brian Casey
Cameron Cook, Accuval Associates, Inc.
Todd Hanson, Catalyst Performance Group
Sally Rasmussen, Flad & Associates
Jonathan Pearl, Perceptral LLC
Laura Schmitz, UWM SBDC
Willaim Stafford, CRS Medical
Greg Stromberg, INX International Inc.
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