This year's theme: "Technology Threads - Connecting Our Community"

Founding sponsors: Oregon State University, Software Association of Oregon and the
Corvallis-Benton Chamber Coalition.

Join with technology and business leaders of the Willamette Valley. This is the ninth year of this important event that continues to grow even in this difficult economy. This year our high tech community is reaching out to connect with other groups in the Valley that value technology.

Get to know how tech can help your business and your people.

Explore the riches of innovation of the Willamette Valley and the great things regional companies are doing here.

Who do you know in your community? Here's a great chance to learn about how technology is helping increase the productivity of companies and improving the lives of our people.

Make real power connections in your back yard. Entrepreneurs, VCs, engineers, scientists and inventors and service providers who help make the Valley work. This year we are trying something new. We're expanding beyond the high tech community and are inviting other communities and business groups to join us at our premier annual event.

What do Manufacturing, Healthcare & Bioscience, Energy & Clean Tech, Agriculture & Forestry, High Tech and Education have in common? They are all touched by technology in important ways. Whether it is productivity, profits, promotions or people, technology touches all of us. There is a vast untapped wealth of talent and technology right here in the Willamette Valley. It is time to bring it together.

Quality of life means more than clean air, easy parking and taking the kids to soccer games. Successful companies hire graduates of our schools, pay taxes, support important civil programs and provide meaningful work for our people. Oregonians, by-in-large are modest, hard working people who would rather enjoy the fruits of their labors rather than talking about them, nor are they driven to succeed regardless of cost.



However, we sometimes miss the chance to network to create wealth and pass on the opportunity to those around us and future generations. Plus, there are many interesting people, companies and education programs that could help us grow and improve. HTAH will provide a unique venue to network with those outside your usual orbit to perhaps find new connections and synergy.

Why you should attend and your company or organization should show at HTAH

• Meet regional investors, potential employees, customers, entrepreneurs, technology suppliers, educators and other influential people.

• Make new business contacts and win new business.

• Learn about how others are using tech to improve performance and competitiveness.

• Show what your company does and how you're putting tech to work.

• Find business or technology solutions and demonstrate your solutions. By bringing together these different groups for the first time it's a great venue to cross-pollinate our products and experience.

• Get your company on our online social network and use it to promote your company and community here and around the world. Meet local, connect globally.

There will be a conference with dynamic speakers and stimulating discussions. An exhibit hall packed with informative company presentations. And this year we've invited leading groups in Manufacturing, Healthcare & Bioscience, Energy & Clean Tech, Agriculture & Forestry, High Tech and Education to be a part of the HTAH event.

We are bringing together leading people and businesses of the Willamette Valley and you are invited. Bring your company and your people - it's where you belong!

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Comment by Mark W. Van Patten on June 5, 2009 at 11:42am
"This year’s event will focus on innovation and sparking creative synergy for economic development by bringing innovative companies and entrepreneurs from all industries together." Capture/Summary from last night's Tech Pub
Comment by Mark W. Van Patten on May 12, 2009 at 4:13pm
Great! Be sure not to go to Peak tomorrow. (unless the group decides to go ahead and meet).
Comment by Jerry W. Saveriano on May 12, 2009 at 11:14am
It will be ready by tomorrow afternoon.
Comment by Mark W. Van Patten on May 12, 2009 at 10:45am
How is the short value proposition version coming?
Comment by Jerry W. Saveriano on April 9, 2009 at 12:31pm
My plan is to develop this piece into an introductory article giving the whys and wherefores of HTAH and our TT/COC theme for 2009. I will then boil down the long piece into a shorter email/web copy blurb that we can use for outreach to the vertical groups (we need a better name for these folks) and to promote the event. This short piece will be further reduced to essentials that will become poster copy.

I will have copy ready for use and refinement by 4/15
Comment by Mark W. Van Patten on April 6, 2009 at 9:56am
I like it Jerry - Very comprehensive; you hit value for eveyone in multiple ways. I imagine you'll be cutting it down some though...?

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