Lisagor to speak at Seattle Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) April 9, 2008 - info

 

HOW TO BUILD A VIBRANT, PROFITABLE COMPANY THAT SOMEONE WOULD WANT TO BUY

 

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FCW Events government program management conference

 

Michael Lisagor is the co-founder of the annual PM summit held in Washington, D.C. on November 19, 2008 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

 

Developed specifically to address the needs of public sector program managers, this third annual Program Management Summit is an interactive forum bringing together experienced program managers to share strategies and exchange ideas to meet the challenges of the dynamic environments in which they work. This is an ideal opportunity to meet like-minded colleagues to have meaningful discussion and networking with senior members of the government program management community.

 

As the Government Program Managers' role continues to evolve, these professionals need practical, focused ways to develop a comprehensive understanding of emerging and complex tasks, as well as a means of acquiring the tools, skills, and contacts necessary to deliver desired program results. The Program Management Summit is designed to support these goals and provide a valuable interactive professional experience for this motivated audience.
The Program Management Summit is open to ~ 100 government Program Managers and executives by invitation only.

For further information attending or exhibiting as a corporate sponsor,
email fcwevents@fcw.com or call 1-800-746-0099.

WSA business to government meetings - next meeting in June 2008

 

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Michael Lisagor (Celerity Works) co-founded the WSA Business to Government Special Interest Group.

Meets in downtown Seattle

The mission of the Business to Government Special Interest Group (SIG) is to foster open communications and cooperation between the technology industry and various governmental entities by serving as a forum and a clearinghouse for ongoing discussion, information sharing and education for WSA members and government at all levels – federal, state and local. Within this structure, the SIG pursues topics and issues of interest to industry professionals where they are directly or indirectly impacted by government operations or policies. As an advisory body, the SIG informs as opposed to lobby government officials.

 

The objective is to provide opportunities for formal and informal interactions and cooperation among software manufacturers, distributors, integrators and other tech industry professionals, and government executives, users, elected officials, policymakers and other interested parties; to provide WSA members the opportunity to increase their share of government IT business and influence, define, and shape the issues facing the tech industry.

 

For further information on WSA B2G events:

 

http://www.wsa.org/events/sig/detail.asp?sigID=50