Saturday, May 24, 2008

First Post

Ok...I just started this blog. I think of all these things I want to say about the South Florida Technology Alliance and I run out of places to share it all. So, I started this blog to "share" it all
:-)



The South Florida Technology Alliance (SFTA) promotes the growth, success and awareness of the vibrant South Florida technology community.



Our focus is to foster an exciting network of companies, academia, capital resources, and government for the immediate and future success of technology-related interests in our region.
We strive to provide to our members and the region with:


*A vibrant network of companies, leaders and institutions
*A strong network of technology partners, regionally, nationally and globally
*Entrepuer resources and exit opportunities
*Statewide & global awareness of the South Florida Technology Community
*Influence within government and other policy making bodies to support the growth, attractiveness and health of the South Florida Technology Community.
*Strong, collaborative relationships between technology companies and the academic community

Through our membership, an active board and committees, the SFTA delivers the following programs and benefits:


*Business networking for C-level executives and management via monthly programs and special events
*Access to global and national technology partnerships
*Expert technology business information at monthly events
*Collaboration with other technology-related organizations in the region
*Support for business growth through entrepreneurship education and connections to capital resources
*Regular newsletters, and advising on legislative initiatives that impact technology business growth
*Building recognition of our local tech community as an economic force in the state through partnerships that lobby in Tallahassee
*Partnering companies with universities to connect graduates with employment opportunities and retain talent in the region
*A forum for building awareness of technology-related business and initiatives

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