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Associations Now
OCTOBER 23, 2018
Topping the list overall were two cities in North Carolina—Charlotte and Raleigh. This, according to CompTIA Executive Vice President of Industry Relations Nancy Hammervik, highlights a growing geographic diversity among many of the cities on the list.
Associations Now
APRIL 21, 2016
The Energy Storage Association’s 26th Annual Conference and Expo begins in Charlotte, North Carolina, next week. More than 2,000 influential leaders and decision makers from 750 companies will gather in Charlotte with global experts to shape the future of the energy storage industry. Have a Meeting on the Horizon?
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Associations Now
APRIL 15, 2016
Proving its global reach, the Chamber of Commerce of Charlotte, North Carolina, is participating in a massive tradeshow in Germany later this month. Instead, the major industrial technology tradeshow, at which Obama will participate in the opening , will feature a brew from back home—albeit one inspired by Germany.
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 11, 2013
We really want to be able to tell a story about how specifically in North Carolina there is a diverse range in markets and how companies have gone to each of those regions and built businesses that have helped North Carolina’s economy.
Associations Now
MARCH 27, 2015
The association’s philanthropic arm, Creating IT Futures, is expanding its free training program for individuals looking to enter the information technology field. The world of information technology can be a great opening for unemployed or underemployed people seeking new careers. Paul metro area.
Associations Now
APRIL 25, 2016
A trend of hotels hosting farmers markets has quickly swept through the hospitality industry, according to New York Times contributor Shivani Vora. Hotels are not the only industry to take advantage of the growing enthusiasm for healthy eating and farm-fresh, sustainable food. How to become a company full of superforecasters.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 18, 2013
Meeting planners and attendees expect increased technology capabilities and flexible meeting spaces. Centres are challenged by rapid change in … technology and connectivity demands, both of which require greater facility investment in a time of only modest revenue growth. Do your meeting attendees want (and expect) WiFi?
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