On Tuesday and Wednesday this week, Innoventure Southeast came together at the Carolina First Center. Nearly 70 presenters talked about technology, their businesses, and the connections they were making as they create jobs and community. The GSA Technology Council was there with a booth and with Phil Yanov as master of ceremonies for the high tech conclave. We also sent Patrick Greer to capture the two days in pictures.
We had a blast at Wednesday’s Tech After Five. We lit up the event with our own glow sticks and got to hear a bit about Saturday’s upcoming event to draw Google to Greenville. Take a look at who showed up using the very cool CoolIris wall below. Be sure to hit the full screen button. It’ a visual treat.
Like something more traditional? View the slideshow on Picasa.
Here is a link to many of the pictures we have taken at GSATC events over the last year or so. If you like surveying large groups of photos, the Cooliris browser plug in is really worth the effort. It’s very cool.
Electric Bus company Proterra announces it will build a manufacturing plant in Greenville, SC at CU-ICAR Campus. Photography by Patrick Greer.
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We sent GSATC Photographer, Patrick Greer to the Upstate Women In Technology January Lunch to capture a few shots of their meeting.
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Our December event was Gadgetfest 2009. Quite a few members of the GSATC showcased various tech gadgets from online services like Goog411, the Android Smart Phone and inventions by local entrepreneurs.
Photos by Patrick Greer. See the entire collection on Flickr.
Thanks to Patrick Greer for the August Tech After Five photos. See them all on Flickr or Facebook.
Photographer Patrick Greer helped us capture the crowd at our June Lunch. Take a look at the photos and see who you missed. Thanks to Patrick for making us all look good.
Photos by Patrick Greer
If you find yourself reviewing the set on Flickr, be sure to check out Fishbowl Phil.