| Entrepreneurship is back, big time. Partly it’s been because the economy’s recovered. But the likes of Facebook, Google, Groupon, and Living Social have inspired massive new interest and excitement in the world of American technology. The Washington region hasn’t seen so much white-hot activity, especially among young people, since the dot com days of the 90s.
Continuing our new event series, founders and investors in one of the hottest areas - Cloud Computing - will join us to discuss this red-hot space. What's new, what's next, where are the opportunities and what does the future look like?
Entrepreneurs: This event is a resource for technology entrepreneurs and company founders. Come learn how to build grow and launch your business from the perspective of those who've done it before!
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Hilton McLean Tysons Corner 7920 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, Virginia 22102
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| | 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM | Breakfast & Schmooze | | 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM | Panel Discussion
| | 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM | Post-Game Schmooze |
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|  | Gary Winkler CEO Cyber Solutions & Services, Inc
| Gary Winkler, former head, U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems
Gary headed the U.S Army's 2,600-person PEO EIS for four years where he managed a $4B budget (56% of the total Army IT budget), retiring in this past Spring. He is now the CEO of Cyber Solutions & Services, Inc, providing Federal, State and local Governments, and their industry partners, with value-based IT/Cyber solutions and services via experienced personnel and leading edge technologies
| | |  | Anthony Jimenez Founder & CEO MicroTech
| Since founding MicroTech in 2004, Tony has grown the business into a profitable multi-million dollar company with 400 professionals in 28 states, supporting more-than-100 prime contracts and 25-plus contract vehicles with civilian agencies and military branches of the U.S. government. A military veteran, Tony is a passionate advocate for the veteran and Hispanic communities.
| | |  | Tien Wong CEO Lore Systems
| LoreSystems is an IT Professional Services company founded in 1995. HQ in a Silver Spring, MD HUBZone with Tier 3+ data centers in Virginia and Europe serving over 300 commercial & government clients. Tien is also CEO of Opus8, an investor in outsourcing companies in North America & China: CRM (customer relationship management), call center, BPO, ITO, managed IT services, and marketing services companies.
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| Suresh Shenoy EVP, Sales and Marketing Information Management Consulting
| Suresh serves as chairman of the National Capital region of the American Red Cross and on the boards of Kevric Company, IMC Global Services, Fairfax County Information Technology Advisory Committee, Capital IIT Alumni Association and Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce. Prior to joining IMC, Suresh was a partner at Maridyne International, an international marketing company and joint venture with Marubeni Corporation of Japan.
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| Tom Grossi Principal NEA
| Tom focuses on investments in enterprise technology, digital media and e-commerce. He is a Director of Apprenda, Lot18 and Poggled and is involved with NEA’s investments in Data Robotics, Groupon, MediaBank, Millennial Media and ViXS. He also worked with Echo Global Logistics, Innerworkings, and Motricity prior to those companies’ public offerings and with Vertica prior to its acquisition by HP.
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| David L. Nichols Principal Ernst & Young LLP
| David Nichols is a Principal based in Chicago and is part of the IT Advisory Practice. At EY, David joins the IT Advisory leadership team and will be responsible for the IT Transformation Practice across the Americas. Prior to joining EY, David was the Global Managing Partner for Accenture’s Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) practice with global responsibility for the resource growth, financial growth, marketing, strategy, capability development, delivery-asset development, internal and external communications.
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| Stephanie Joyce Partner Arent Fox
| Stephanie provides transactional and regulatory counsel to her clients, including several major Internet companies, and is experienced in negotiating multiple contracts for the provision of backbone and content services. She also advises clients on the implementation of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and the CAN-SPAM Act. She is experienced in representing telecommunications clients before the FCC and State Commissions, as well as before Congress.
| **More Speakers to be Announced**
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