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The Tech CEO Forum is an annual program designed for the executive management of
mid-sized to large technology companies. Our goal for the Tech CEO Forum is to introduce the
state’s technology executives (CEOs and Presidents only) to each other and to share information
that will make them more successful.
CTC’s fourth annual Tech CEO Forum was held on June 28th at The Farms Country Club in
Wallingford.
Thirty-nine CEOs attended the evening event which featured leaders from a
variety of
technology companies.
Earlier in the day, some of the CEO’s enjoyed a round of golf.
The 2012 keynoter was Louis Hernandez, Jr., Chairman and CEO of
Open Solutions Inc., the state’s largest
software
company.
CTC's President & CEO Matthew Nemerson
welcomes
guests
as the evening begins.
Louis Hernandez, Jr., Chairman & CEO of
Open Solutions, Inc.
Ed Perry, President & CEO,
Joseph Merritt Co.,
and
John Turgeon, Partner, J.H. Cohn LLP
RECAP - 2011 Tech CEO Forum
Higher One CEO, Dean Hatton, speaks to a group
of Connecticut CEOs at the 2011 Tech CEO Forum
presented
by the Connecticut Technology Council.
The keynote includes information on Hatton's own
company and his advice on
building a great culture to fuel success.
The 2011 Tech CEO Forum was held at The Farms in Wallingford. The event began with a visit
from
governor Dan Malloy,
who had an open conversation about jobs in Connecticut. The Governor
pledged
himself to work with technology companies
to promote jobs and innovation. This was
followed by
networking,
a complimentary dinner, and keynote speech given by
Dean Hatton,
President & CEO
of Higher One.
“Higher One's culture is one that encourages each employee to be accountable, productive and critical
to
the
success of
the company, but to also have fun and enjoy the work. It does this by embracing each
employee
and by rewarding,
recognizing and appreciating people for introducing creative ideas and
accomplishing
good things."
Introduction by Matthew Nemerson, President & CEO of the Connecticut Technology Council
Governor Malloy talks with CEOs of tech companies from across Connecticut about job creation and
the state's
future in the technology industry. Malloy's introductory speech is followed by an extensive
question and answer
section designed to start a dialogue between business and government leaders.
The 2010 Tech CEO Forum was held at the TPC River Highlands in Cromwell.
This evening event included networking, a complimentary dinner and a keynote presentation by Bob Knapp, currently the managing partner of Neubrand, a management and marketing strategy firm and formerly the Chairman and CEO of Harris Interactive, a NASDAQ listed international market research and consulting firm.
This annual event introduces the state's technology executives (CEOs and Presidents) to each other,
to the Council
and
to the value of having access to ideas and resources that will make them more successful. If you are a CEO in Connecticut and are interested in attending future CEO Forum events, please contact
Mike Scricca, mscricca@ct.org, 860-289-0878, x334.
RECAp - 2008 Tech CEO Forum
The First Annual Tech CEO Forum took place on July 24, 2008 at the TPC River Highlands Golf Club. Though the Golf outing was cancelled due to
monsoon winds and rain, the attendance was great for the evening dinner and program. Featured speaker
Barry Nalebuff,
professor at the Yale School of Management, entertained and stimulated the
audience with a
motivational talk
about innovation and rethinking and repackaging products.