it@cork TechBrew Event Topic: New Tech companies have it easy today – REALLY?
Join us for TechBrew the TechFest Closing Event next Wednesday, 25th May at 6pm at the National Software Centre
This event will look at how the Tech Industry has changed in the last 20 – 25 years and how advances in technology have made it easier to start a tech business, to access markets, to access funding, to overcome barriers etc. This TechBrew event will hear from veterans of tech businesses about how things have changed and the impact these changes have had on emerging tech businesses. Expert panellists include:
- Shemas Eivers, Chairman & Co-Founder at Client Solutions
- Donal Daly, Chairman & CEO at Future Planet
- Bob Savage, VP Regional CIO for EMEA & Cork site leader Dell Technologies
Special Guest – Jonathan McCrea is a multi award-winning science and technology broadcaster. Jonathan is a broadcaster, producer and founder of Whipsmart Media and is an expert in future trends with a background in technology. As a producer and presenter, his work has reached millions across various outlets such as Newstalk, RTE, Virgin Media and the Discovery Channel and earned dozens of national and international awards including two gold medals at New York Festivals.
TechBrew Cork is an informal gathering of software company management and technology leaders. it@cork TechBrew events will particularly appeal to Leaders, Investors and Advisors in Tech Companies, Founders, Mentors, Programme Leaders or anyone else that is supporting the growth of the Technology Sector. TechBrew Cork is a healthy session talking about the business of technology with food and drink in an informal and open-discussion interactive setting.
Registration:
This in person TechBrew event is part of it@cork TechFest and is free for anyone to attend, however registration is essential.
Please click on the following link for registration:
Event Registration
The National Software Centre is a landmark development in the context of Ireland and the EU, offering World Class Broadband Infrastructure and Third Generation Offices in Cork. The project is a privately led venture via a public private partnership. The fundamental thrust is to create a global footprint for knowledge based ventures through using innovative networking technologies. The NSC Campus was designed specifically for IT and service companies with flexibility and scalability in mind. The facility features best of breed security with 24×7 access to tenants. It operates a fresh Air Handling System and a Voice over IP Telephony System, with a centrally manned reception desk. The reception area is the first point of contact for visitors. It co-ordinates all postal/courier collections and deliveries. Telephone calls are answered in the tenants company name. The facility provides Virtual Offices and Virtual Office Services.
