The speaker for the August meeting will be Kathleen Anderson, owner of Upper Extremity Rehab Specialists. Kathleen is an Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience, her topics will include setting up your workstation and neck, shoulder and hand issues. UWIT meets Thursday, August 12 as noon for lunch at Cityrange Grill. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.ORG.
Lance Behymer, Regional Sales Director for Sprint, will present information on the latest mobile technology solutions for business. Lance has 15 years of communication experience with Sprint and Cisco Systems. He presentation will discuss the future of the “un-thethered work place”. New technologies allow business to touch their customers or partnes anywhere, anytime. Lunch is $11, Cityrange at noon. RSVP to UWIT@gsatc.org.
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Join the Upstate Women in Technology on Thursday, May 13 for lunch as Carin Slader presents an interesting topic on computer viruses, pop-up advertising and spyware. Carin will discuss how to recognize them, how they work, and how to protect yourself from identity theft.
Lunch starts at 12:00 and costs $11.00 at City Range. Please RSVP to let us know if you will or will not be attending. Please take note of the date change for this meeting.
Carin is the Vice President of Medical Data Services. Medical Data Services is a full service computer hardware/software integrator specializing in private physician practices.
The Upstate Women In Technology will soon be meeting at the Buck Mickel Center for a working lunch where they will be learning how to get their resumes ready for the current hiring environment. All are invited to join them for this working session at Greenville Tech during the lunch hour on April 8th from 11:30 - 1:30. Jill Rose, Technical Recruiter of Acentron Technologies, will lead the session. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.org.
Dr. Marcus Newberry, founder of the Cooper River Bridge Run and The Nutritional Health Center, will be speaking to the Upstate Women In Technology about Healthy Greenville 2025, a part of the Greenville 2025 Vision. Healthy Greenville 2020 has a simple message, motivation, inspiration and innovation will be instrumental in health reform at a grass roots level. Lunch is Thursday, January 8, 12:00pm at the City Range Grill. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.ORG.
The December 11 speaker for the Upstate Women in Technology is Valerie Miller, partner in the Greenville and Spartanburg Budget Car and Truck Rental and Budget Car Sales. Ms. Miller is author of the manual, “Management’s Role in Customer Care,” and a professional speaker.
In fifteen years in the Upstate of South Carolina, Ms. Miller has served in leadership roles for St. Francis Hospital, Greenville Tech, Greenville County Schools, Greenville Chamber of Commerce, Greenville Convention and Visitors Bureau, Better Business Bureau, Greenville Little Theater, and the Upstate Visual Arts. One of her highest professional moments was when she received the Greenville Chamber of Commerce’s Small Business Person of the Year Award. She currently serves as a Commissioner for the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport and is on the Advisory Board of Central Carolina Bank.
The group meets Thursday December 11, at the CityRange Grill. RSVP to UWIT@GSATC.ORG.
The Upstate Women In Technology meets Thursday, November 13th. ITvantage will be presenting Microsoft’s new Customer Relationship Management package. ITvantage is a local technology consulting firm. The group meets at noon at CityRange grill. RSVP to uwit@gsatc.org.
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The Upstate Women In Technology have joined with Bella Magazine and a host of other women’s organizations to sponsor an after hours networking event at South City Grill. The Bella Hour Drop-In will be on Tuesday, October 14 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM and will include Light Hors D’oeuvres, Displays, Door prizes, and featured speaker Marianne Frederick. RSVP to 864.233.2589 or info@bellathemagazine.com with name, company, and phone number. [Macro error: Can't evaluate the expression because the name "adrSiteRootTable" hasn't been defined.]
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The speaker at Thursday’s UWIT meeting will be Yolanda Worley. Yolanda has over 20 years experience in the IT world and is now the Digitech Systems Client Development Manager for 12 southeastern states.
Yolanda will be discussing strategies for making companies more efficient by making them paperless. Lunch is $10. The meeting will be held Thursday, October 9, at noon in the Cityrange Grill on Haywood Road. RSVP to Meg Guice meg.guice@acumenit.com or Jill Rose rosej@acentron.com.
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The Upstate Women in Technology will meet at noon on Thursday, September 11, 2003 at the Cityrange Grill in Greenville. The meeting will feature a facilitated discussion on “Does IT Matter?” presented by Philip Yanov. Recent assaults on IT make keeping company and IT goals aligned more important than ever. The presentation will discuss those challenges and how IT professionals should react. Lunch is $10. Register by sending email to Meg Guice, meg.guice@acumenit.com or Jill Rose, rosej@acentron.com.
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