Our March 2010 Learning lunch featured Bob Geolas of CU-ICAR. Bob shared to a pack crowd the vision and realities coming forth at CU-ICAR. Enjoy the video from our most recent GSATC Luncheon.
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Phil Yanov interviews Terri Dison and Jerry Fountain of Verizon Wireless. Why bother adding 58 new towers on a 3G network? The answers may surprise you. Would you like to know when to expect 4G LTE in South Carolina? Us, too. Watch the interview and learn how this expansion was engineered.
As we transition in another season of the year it’s always interesting to look back a bit and see the gadgets that caught our attention just a few months ago. Have you made one of the gadgets your own? Have new gadgets been introduced that have given a challenge to those shown and are you inspired to share and/or create a gadget for Gadgetfest 2010? Enjoy the video from the most recent GSATC Gadgetfest.
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Peter Coffee of Salesforce.com was our featured speaker at our Feb. 2010 Learning Lunch. Peter spoke on Creating Cloud Communities: Making Your Customers Your Partners. We present video from that meeting.
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Steve Jobs, and Apple deliver precisely choreographed keynote presentations that are designed to rally the faithful around whatever new thing they are about to sell. The shows are beautiful and moving, but can seem a little long, and maybe even repetitious. What if you could watch the “really great” unveiling of the iPad in just three minutes? It would look a bit like this:
Our October presentation was delivered by Target Marketing magazine’s 2008 Direct Marketer of the Year. Pamela Ansley Evans is the Global Web Marketing Manager for the IBM Software Group. She has responsibility for IBM Worldwide web marketing strategies, web analytics and content on Software Group customer websites in over 70 countries. Enjoy and learn from her presentation below.
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Every week I ask people what they do for a living and they act as though I asked them the square root of Pi. Their faces turn white and they begin to fumble. Their heart is racing, their palms are sweaty and they begin to mumble something unintelligible. Here’s the problem. I’m a friendly guy. I want to know what they do. I am looking for clients, prospects, and partners all the time. I genuinely want to know about their work. This is intended to be a no challenge situation for them. The problem is that they can not effectively communicate what they do, how they do it, or why people hire them.
What is wrong with most 30-second pitches…
Get Pitch Perfect. Come to the workshop.
It doesn’t matter whether you call it a 30-second commercial, an elevator pitch, or your personal value statement. If you can’t communicate what you can do for people, you are losing opportunities.
You need a 30 second commercial that works if you are:
* Looking for prospects
* Looking for a job
* Seeking Investors
* Networking at Tech After Five, or a Chamber of Commerce Event
* Attempting to charm prospective employees
In this morning session you will get the form, structure, and get to practice your 30 second commercial in a way that gets you comfortable with the format and teaches you the power of a great pitch with strong questions to get the other person interested in your work, business, product, organization, or service.
Sign up today, all instruction, a workbook and a fabulous networking lunch are included.
October 29, 2009, 9am until 1pm.
Michelin Development Corporation has launched a program to assist disadvantaged businesses through the upstate. With an initial funding amount of 1 million dollars, a new president, and an alliance with Carolina First. The program has already begun accepting applications. In this presentation, John Tully, president of Michelin Development describes why Michelin launched the program and how they plan for their investment to build businesses and add jobs to the economy. We now present the video from his presentation.
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Matt Dunbar of The Upstate Carolina Angel Network was our August 2009 Speaker. We now present the video from his presentation.
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