[Hidden-tech] institutions offering business help

[Andy Klapper]

Do you think it would make sense to have information on seminars, workshops,
meeting notices, as part of the hidden tech web site under a "non-hidden
tech calendar" heading?

Or maybe a special forum or mailing list?

While this seems potentially interesting I'm not going to pick up the phone
to find out.  (I would visit a web site for 10 seconds if I had a link
however).


Andy.


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Hi all,

Just a head's up that the Franklin County CDC is working hard to outreach
to Hidden-Tech members. For example, they have a seminar series that
continues through the fall that may be of interest. In keeping with your
policy of not posting seminars and workshops on the list, I won't go into
details. But interested folk can reach Alan Singer at the Franklin County
CDC at 413-774-7204 for more information.

While on the topic of workshops and seminars, I noticed a really good line
up from the Small Business Development Center, as well, on all sorts of
topics that would be on interest to many of us. Their number is
413-737-6712. Dianne Doherty or Diane Randall can provide more information.

best,

Amy Zuckerman
hidden-tech founder, co-chair

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