Have a great idea? Are you a garage inventor or a lab rat? Have you been laboring in academia, but just itching to get your products or technologies adopted by...
Robyn E. Hannigan, Founding Dean, School for the Environment at the University of Massachusetts-Boston, will be the keynote speaker at the Annual Meeting of the Cape Cod Technology Council on...
RESCHEDULED FROM JANUARY A New Year's tradition continues: John Landry will again share his insights and forecasts for software-related technologies. John Landry is a 30+ year software veteran and innovator...
It's Smart to Be Dense This year's SmarterCape Summit focuses on the housing challenges of Cape Cod: how do young families afford to live here? How can density/village housing improve...
“Inside the Boardroom” and how decisions get made at on crucial business topics at the Boardroom level is the topic at the Southern New England Entrepreneurs Forum (SNEEF) on Thursday, May...
Sign up for the July First Friday event here: Local STEM Program Studies Archeology in it's Own Backyard Three students in the Upper Cape Regional Tech’s Environmental Science and...
Join us for our next SNEEF event on 11 Jun 2015 at 5:30 PM in the John Matouk & Co., 925 Airport Road, Fall River, MA Join SNEEF (The Southern New England Entrepreneurs Forum) to “Celebrate Entrepreneurial Success on the SouthCoast”! We’re pleased to be hosting our annual networking and social event at John Matouk & Co., 925...
June 18, 5:30 - 7:00 pm. Join the Cape Cod Tech Council and friends at Guapo's Tortilla Shack in Orleans. Located in the Staples Plaza, this is an excellent opportunity to socialize and network in a relaxed setting, while enjoying delicious Mexican munchies. Beverages will be available for purchase. Sign up here!
July 2015 First Friday: An archeological dig that lead to the discovery of buried treasure in downtown Sandwich and how that is furthering STEM programs in the Upper Cape town. The presentation will be preceded by remarks on STEM development by Jill Neumayer DePiper, Director of the new Cape Cod Regional STEM Network.
Aug 2015 First Friday: John Sullivan, a former art teacher, animator, set designer, and member of the Turner Pictures/ 20th Century Fox staff, will discuss and demonstrate how technology has changed the craft of animation and visual arts.
