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  Defense Technology Initiative

The Defense Technology Initiative (DTI), born from the region's successful 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) efforts, is currently working to develop a sustainable New England strategy that will both strengthen the region's defense technology cluster and provide specific business opportunities for its members. In recent years it has become apparent that DTI's mission has become more critical than ever. Visit www.defensetech.net.

 
  Education & Talent Development

We advocate for public policies and practices that strengthen P-16 public education delivery systems with a particular focus on STEM to deepen the future talent pool and retain working families. Learn more..

 
  Tax & Cost-Competitiveness

Building on several historic victories, we commission research and conduct advocacy on a wide range of tax and business cost issues, informed by members and an annual CEO survey. Learn more..

 
  Technology Transfer & Incubation

We work with research institutions, technology firms, business incubators, investment professionals, and the legal community to grow the N.E. economy by enhancing the pipeline of technology commercialization and new venture formation. Learn more...

 
  Clean Energy & Sustainability

We leverage member participation to promote federal, regional, and state policies that: promote energy efficiency, sustainability, and the environment; encourage domestic energy production and support US energy security; strengthen the region’s competitiveness, job growth, and leadership in clean energy, and reduce or limit costs to businesses and consumers by avoiding unsustainable or duplicative taxpayer investments. Learn more...

 

Innovation Roundtable with US Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA)
May 23, 2012  1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Westfield State University

Please join Mass High Tech Council and TechAmerica for an Innovation Roundtable.  Click here to register and for additional information.

Introducing Council's Global Talent Network

Employers access a pipeline of STEM talent of more than 20 million students and 4,000 educational institutions. The Council is re-launching an enhanced TalentConnect program, Global Talent Network, with Boston-based ConnectEDU to supplement current recruiting methods. Global Talent Network allows employers to cultivate sources of talent from across the nation through access to ConnectEDU’s network of students and candidates from K-12 to alumni. For more information click here.

At Least 2 Mass. Military Bases At Risk Of Closing - WBUR audio

Council President Chis Anderson was featured in this WBUR piece on the risks to two Massachusetts military bases - Hanscom AFB and Westover Air Reserve Base - as another round of base closings looms.

Council President Chris Anderson Featured on NECN

DTI Names Leadership Team

As the Council and the Defense Technology Initiative (DTI) work to strengthen the region's defense technology sector and lay the groundwork for the next BRAC (likely in 2015), former UMass President Jack Wilson has been named DTI chairman. Dr. Wilson will be joined on DTI's leadership team by Fred Strader, president and CEO of Textron Systems Corp. and Lisa Aucoin, director of soldier solutions at BAE Systems. Click here to view the related press release. To learn more about DTI's initiatives, visit www.defensetech.net.

Council Supports Cellucci in Fight Against ALS

The Council recently hosted former Governor Paul Cellucci and Dr. Robert Brown of UMass' Medical Center to help support the ALS Champion Fund, a $10 million research fund to find a cure for ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Governor Cellucci was recently diagnosed with ALS, a debilitating and terminal disease that affects the body's neurological system. There is no cure for ALS, and to this point no therapies have proven effective for the long term. If you would like to learn more about the ALS Champion Fund, please visit www.umassals.com.

Extending Innovation Access

IAN is a vibrant technology exchange that empowers technology, research, and manufacturing enterprises to share their new ideas and innovative technologies with technology firms, universities, research labs and government agencies who are seeking innovative technologies in a secure, strategic and targeted manner.

 

 
 
 

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