DETROIT – The hiatus is almost over! After two years in a holding

pattern due to the out-of-state relocation of the chapter’s former local leadership,

Mobile Monday Lansing now has a new Steering Committee Chairperson in Leo Dion,

CEO of Lansing-based Bright Digit and Chief Experience Officer for East Lansing’s,

Driver On Tap. Arrangements are also being finalized for a sponsorship from RMC

and a new ‘home’ for the group at the East Lansing Technology Innovation Center,

where the group will meet monthly on Monday evenings. Details will be available

soon. All Mobile Monday Lansing events are FREE to attend.

Plans are currently in development to re-launch the Lansing

chapter for monthly events beginning late-Summer or early Fall.

MTAM and the local organizer, Leo Dion, are currently seeking:

Members of the Lansing-area community engaged in mobile/wireless

tech – in any industry – who would have interest in serving on the chapter’s

Steering Committee to help plan topics and line up speakers for monthly events

Submission of mobile/wireless-focused topic ideas for future

events that will be of interest to members of the Lansing-area tech community.

Submission of Lansing area-based speakers from any industry, and

their email contact info, who are interested in sharing expertise related to

the use of mobile/wireless technologies

Anyone interested in participating on the Steering Committee, or

wanting to submit a topic or speaker for consideration, can contact MTAM at

info@GoMobileMichigan. Those interested in joining Mobile Monday Lansing can

sign-up for FREE at http://www.meetup.com/MoMoLansing/.

Mobile Monday Michigan is a subsidiary of the Mobile Technology

Association of Michigan (MTAM), and the local branch of the international

Mobile Monday Organization. It is an open community of mobile/wireless industry

visionaries, developers and influencers – from all industries – who meet

regularly at networking/education-focused Meetups for idea sharing, product

demos, trends discussion, educational presentations, networking and more.

“Lansing really needs a resource focused on mobile/wireless tech

where people can go to get advice, make connections, learn about the latest in

mobile/wireless tech, and gain new opportunities,” says Chapter Leader, Leo

Dion. “Mobile Mondays provide all this and more, and because we have the

support of MTAM and the state’s other Mobile Monday Michigan chapters in

Detroit, Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, we should have a wealth of opportunity to

bring great information to the Lansing tech community!”

MTAM Executive Director, Linda Daichendt said: “We’ve had

many requests from members of the Lansing tech community to get the chapter

active again, now we have someone from the area willing to help us lead that

effort. It’s very important to us that we have local leadership running these

chapters because they are more aware of the needs of the local tech community.

However, Leo can’t do it alone and we’re certainly hoping some other members of

the Lansing tech community will volunteer to assist this effort as well.”

 

About Mobile Monday Michigan:

Mobile

Monday Michigan, a subsidiary of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan,

is a mobile/wireless industry networking and education organization which is a

branch of the international Mobile Monday organization. Here in Michigan we

currently have 4 chapters (Detroit, Ann Arbor, Lansing and Grand Rapids) with

over 2800 member state-wide. Information about Mobile Monday Michigan can be

found at http://MobileMondayMichigan.org.

 

 

About the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan

MTAM is a

non-profit trade association for Michigan’s mobile / wireless technologies, the

firm’s who provide them, and the firm’s – in all industries – who use them. The

organization’s mission is to facilitate conversation/collaboration between

varied sectors of the mobile/wireless eco-system and serve as the bridge to

enable diverse organizations to understand each other’s perspectives and needs

in order to drive new innovation and opportunities involving these

technologies; to increase the use of Michigan-based mobile/wireless technology

products and services in-state, nationally and globally; to increase the

productivity and profitability of every industry vertical in Michigan via the

use of these technologies; to create sustainable jobs and increased

entrepreneurial opportunities in the state based on the use of these

technologies, thereby achieving substantial growth of Michigan’s economy; and

to help the communities we serve via the use of these technologies. Information

about MTAM can be found at www.GoMobileMichigan.org.