Technology Leadership Council

February 2010: Special Agenda

The February 17, 2010 BTLC meeting featured a special, multi-topic agenda:

• "Intellectual Property" (presented by Madeleine Noland)
• "Engineering & IT Compensation Levels" (roundtable discussion)
• "A Recent Non-Cloud Experience" (presented by Jim Butler)
• "Society and Engineering Complexity" (presented by Jim Kaufman)

January 2010: Distributed Hardware

Discussion topic for the January 20, 2010 BTLC meeting: "Managing a Large Array of Distributed Hardware," presented by Madeleine Noland.

December 2009: Collaboration Tools

Discussion topic for the December 16, 2009 BTLC meeting: "Collaboration Tools & Techniques," presented by Peter Karlson.

November 2009: Operating at the Center

Discussion topic for the November 18, 2009 BTLC meeting: “Operating at the Center — Transforming Tactical Approaches into a Cohesive System Architecture,” presented by Phil Stanhope.

7th Annual BTLC Dinner

When: 7:00 PM, November 3, 2009
Where: Laurel Grill & Bar, 142 Berkeley Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02116

October 2009: Incubation

Discussion topic for the October 21, 2009 BTLC meeting: Chuck Rehberg looks at business incubation and recent startup activity and asks the question, "Is there opportunity for alternative incubation models in an under-served market?"

September 2009: Welcome New TLC Boston Members!

The Boston Chapter of the Technology Leadership Council is pleased to announce the addition of two outstanding technologists to its ranks:

• Michael Guerrieri, Chief Technology Officer, Marketing Advocate, Inc.
• Madeleine Noland, Chief Information Officer, Backchannelmedia, Inc.

For complete biographies of the executives in our group, please visit our list of current members.

TLC Boston Looks at the Chinese Domestic Market

In addition to welcoming two new members to the group this morning, the Boston Technology Leadership Council was treated to an excellent presentation by guest speaker, Tim Penasack, on the topic of "Doing Business in China: Practical Lessons in IT & Manufacturing." Tim shared his views on engaging with the Chinese domestic market from a technologist's perspective.