CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL The Connecticut Technology Council is the only statewide trade association exclusively focused on technology and technology-oriented companies and institutions, providing leadership, guidance, and support in areas of policy advocacy, community building, ABOUT THE CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL INFORMATION The mission of the Connecticut Technology Council is to spark innovation, cultivate tech talent, foster business growth, advocate for industry-beneficial law and policy, expand the scope of industry networking and professional development, and celebrate industry achievements in the state. FEDERAL TECHNOLOGY GRANTS • CTC The CT SBIR office . was established by the Governor’s Office for Workforce Competitiveness (OWC) in 2006 to increase the opportunities for small technology companies to tap available federal research funding.. Funded with state dollars, the SBIR office has leveraged millions of dollars from federal agencies that directly support small Connecticut companies and the jobs they create. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED TELECOMMUTING FOR YOUR COMPANY? • CTC Telework is expanding around the world - companies are finding it is a great flexible work arrangement, is a way to increase productivity and can be a perk to attract and retain top talent. Consider the benefits and learn what services the State of Connecticut FIRST ANNUAL WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, WOMEN LEADING THE Women's Leadership Summit - happening next week, run by Dr. Michelle Stronz, at St. Joseph's College in West Hartford, CT. Will feature keynote by Catherine Casey, Director of Innovation, the Acumen Fund, NYC Joy Wulke, Founder and Creative Director, Projects for a New Millennium and Honora Kenney, CT Invention Convention, both CT Women of Innovation are featured presenters. LIFE CYCLE OF A DATA BREACH: CYBERSECURITY Life Cycle of a Data Breach. As a part of CTC’s initiative to prepare Connecticut businesses for cyber threats, its members and affiliates met at Frontier Communications New Haven to discuss the Life Cycle of a Data Breach and state initiatives around security. This marks the second meeting of CTC’s Cybersecurity Seminar Series.
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CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL The Connecticut Technology Council is the only statewide trade association exclusively focused on technology and technology-oriented companies and institutions, providing leadership, guidance, and support in areas of policy advocacy, community building, ABOUT THE CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL INFORMATION The mission of the Connecticut Technology Council is to spark innovation, cultivate tech talent, foster business growth, advocate for industry-beneficial law and policy, expand the scope of industry networking and professional development, and celebrate industry achievements in the state. FEDERAL TECHNOLOGY GRANTS • CTC The CT SBIR office . was established by the Governor’s Office for Workforce Competitiveness (OWC) in 2006 to increase the opportunities for small technology companies to tap available federal research funding.. Funded with state dollars, the SBIR office has leveraged millions of dollars from federal agencies that directly support small Connecticut companies and the jobs they create. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED TELECOMMUTING FOR YOUR COMPANY? • CTC Telework is expanding around the world - companies are finding it is a great flexible work arrangement, is a way to increase productivity and can be a perk to attract and retain top talent. Consider the benefits and learn what services the State of Connecticut FIRST ANNUAL WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, WOMEN LEADING THE Women's Leadership Summit - happening next week, run by Dr. Michelle Stronz, at St. Joseph's College in West Hartford, CT. Will feature keynote by Catherine Casey, Director of Innovation, the Acumen Fund, NYC Joy Wulke, Founder and Creative Director, Projects for a New Millennium and Honora Kenney, CT Invention Convention, both CT Women of Innovation are featured presenters. LIFE CYCLE OF A DATA BREACH: CYBERSECURITY Life Cycle of a Data Breach. As a part of CTC’s initiative to prepare Connecticut businesses for cyber threats, its members and affiliates met at Frontier Communications New Haven to discuss the Life Cycle of a Data Breach and state initiatives around security. This marks the second meeting of CTC’s Cybersecurity Seminar Series. LIFE SCIENCES
Headquartered in Bar Harbor, Maine, it has a National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Center, a facility in Sacrament. 10 Discovery Drive. Farmington CT 06032. (860) 837-2474. Trevi Therapeutics, Inc. Trevi Therapeutics, Inc. 195 Church Street 14th Floor. New Haven CT 06510. (203) 304-2499. CAN CT KEEP VENTURE CAPITAL CLOSE TO HOME? FROM CRAIN'S CT Public Act 16-3, which was passed in June 2016, allocated $67.5 million to CTNext with $30 million earmarked for the Innovation Places program, under which cities, towns and communities across the state developed proposals this summer, competing for funding to transform their regions into innovation hubs. CTNext selected seven finalists, and
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING 30 South Satellite Road. South Windsor CT 06074. (860) 698-9300. Precision Combustion, Inc. Precision Combustion, Inc. Precision Combustion, Inc. (PCI) is an energy innovator developing and manufacturing advanced catalytic reactors and systems for energy sector applications. 410 Sackett Point Road. North Haven CT 06473. NEL HYDROGEN
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ABOUT THE CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL INFORMATION The mission of the Connecticut Technology Council is to spark innovation, cultivate tech talent, foster business growth, advocate for industry-beneficial law and policy, expand the scope of industry networking and professional development, and celebrate industry achievements in the state. MEMBERSHIP • CTC
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Headquartered in Bar Harbor, Maine, it has a National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Center, a facility in Sacrament. 10 Discovery Drive. Farmington CT 06032. (860) 837-2474. Trevi Therapeutics, Inc. Trevi Therapeutics, Inc. 195 Church Street 14th Floor. New Haven CT 06510. (203) 304-2499. LIFE CYCLE OF A DATA BREACH: CYBERSECURITY Life Cycle of a Data Breach. As a part of CTC’s initiative to prepare Connecticut businesses for cyber threats, its members and affiliates met at Frontier Communications New Haven to discuss the Life Cycle of a Data Breach and state initiatives around security. This marks the second meeting of CTC’s Cybersecurity Seminar Series. MEMBER DIRECTORY SEARCH Member Directory Search. All Categories Academic Accounting Advanced Manufacturing Advanced Materials Aerospace App Design/Development Biotechnology Business Consulting Cloud/Datacenters Communication Equipment Manufacturing Communications Provider Cybersecurity Data Management Digital Media Energy Energy Delivery Fiber Optics Financial SUSAN DOUGHERTY: 2020 WOMEN OF INNOVATION® FINALIST “As a little girl I watched Neil Armstrong walk on the moon and I wanted to do that. I remember then being told by teachers my goal was laughable because I was a girl. Now working with students who will be involved with the first ADVANCED MANUFACTURING 30 South Satellite Road. South Windsor CT 06074. (860) 698-9300. Precision Combustion, Inc. Precision Combustion, Inc. Precision Combustion, Inc. (PCI) is an energy innovator developing and manufacturing advanced catalytic reactors and systems for energy sector applications. 410 Sackett Point Road. North Haven CT 06473. CONNECTICUT'S FASTEST GROWING TECH COMPANIES • CTC The evening’s biggest announcement came at the end of the awards program when Alexion Pharmaceuticals was named Connecticut’s fastest growing technology company in 2009. Its revenue grew at the impressive rate of 17,371 percent over the last four years. The Cheshire company has achieved a significant market presence with its Soliris®, a DR. STEVEN L. SUIB OF UCONN AWARDED 2011 CT MEDAL OF Dr. Steven L. Suib of the University of Connecticut has been named the recipient of the 2011 Connecticut Medal of Science for his outstanding work in the fields of catalysis and materials science over the past 30 years. Suib is a Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor and head of UConn’s Chemistry Department. MEDTRONIC | LIFE SCIENCES | MEDICAL DEVICES | MEDICAL About Us. Covidien is a leading manufacturer of medical devices and supplies, diagnostic imaging agents and pharmaceuticals, with 2007 revenue of nearly $9 billion and industry-leading profit margins 42,000 employees strong in more than 130 countries worldwide with an expanding presence in emerging markets around the world Dedicated to R&D, spending more than $250 million in R&D during 2007 alone. CONNECTICUT TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL The Connecticut Technology Council is the only statewide trade association exclusively focused on technology and technology-oriented companies and institutions, providing leadership, guidance, and support in areas of policy advocacy, community building, HAVE YOU CONSIDERED TELECOMMUTING FOR YOUR COMPANY? • CTC Telework is expanding around the world - companies are finding it is a great flexible work arrangement, is a way to increase productivity and can be a perk to attract and retain top talent. Consider the benefits and learn what services the State of Connecticut FEDERAL TECHNOLOGY GRANTS • CTCAVAILABLE GRANTS IN CTAVAILABLE GRANTS IN CTCT GRANTS FOR WOMENCT GRANTS FOR WOMEN The CT SBIR office . was established by the Governor’s Office for Workforce Competitiveness (OWC) in 2006 to increase the opportunities for small technology companies to tap available federal research funding.. Funded with state dollars, the SBIR office has leveraged millions of dollars from federal agencies that directly support small Connecticut companies and the jobs they create. STRATEGIC INITIATIVES: WHAT WE DO AT THE CONNECTICUT Strategic Initiatives. The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) is the oldest and only business association expressly serving the needs of enterprises working in technology and innovation. Representing over 275 members and a community of over 6,000 companies with over 200,000 employees, CTC strives to serve its members and the broader interests FIRST ANNUAL WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, WOMEN LEADING THE Women's Leadership Summit - happening next week, run by Dr. Michelle Stronz, at St. Joseph's College in West Hartford, CT. Will feature keynote by Catherine Casey, Director of Innovation, the Acumen Fund, NYC Joy Wulke, Founder and Creative Director, Projects for a New Millennium and Honora Kenney, CT Invention Convention, both CT Women of Innovation are featured presenters. MARANDA WONG: 2020 WOMEN OF INNOVATION® COMMUNITY Maranda Wong: 2020 Women of Innovation® Community Innovation & Leadership Finalist. “I just want to be happy and enjoy my life. That is how I define success.”. Maranda Wong is a Commercial and Advanced Military Engines Component Integrated Product Team (CIPT) Deputy and ACE (Quality) Deputy Manager in the Material & Processes Engineering
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