TROY ? Brian McGinnity was elected president of Automation Alley Thursday at the technology business association's annual meeting at the Troy Marriott. Five new board members also were elected. McGinnity, director & executive vice president of HIROTEC AMERICA, will serve a two-year term as president. In this role, he will be responsible for overseeing the
TROY - Automation Alley will discuss its 2007 accomplishments, initiatives for 2008, and elect the 2008 Board of Directors, including a new board president at its annual meeting Jan. 31 at the Troy Marriott. Remarks will be made by: * Jerry Rush, outgoing president, Automation Alley * Ken Rogers, executive director, Automation Alley * Thomas
TROY - Michelle Zellen, communications director at Automation Alley, talks about the technology networking group's Business To Business Development Program. Seasoned business professionals will teach entrepreneurs, small businesses and even mature businesses how to operate better. To listen, click on MITechNews.MediaRica.Com a>>
TROY - Jennifer Bowden, manager of the Information Security Regional Skills Alliance, in this Automation Alley channel edition of News Maker Interview discusses her security organization mission along with an outline of the major projects underway currently. These projects include a security awareness initiative, an information security toolkit, and an educational outreach program. To listen,
TROY ? Ken Rogers discusses a new report released Monday by Automation Alley says information technology professionals in southeast Michigan earned a 5.1 percent average wage increase from 2004 to 2005, despite the region losing some 6.1 percent of overall technology jobs ? suggesting Southeast Michigan has been attracting or generating a fair amount of
TROY - Greg Auner, Director of Wayne State University's College of Engineering's Smart Sensor and Integrated Microsystems will discuss the emerging smart sensors and devices for automotive and energy markets on Jan. 16 at Automation Alley. Auner will present complex projects that go beyond the limits of current technology to spur original ideas and shape
TROY ? A report released Monday by Automation Alley says information technology professionals in southeast Michigan earned a 5.1 percent average wage increase from 2004 to 2005, despite the region losing some 6.1 percent of overall technology jobs ? suggesting Southeast Michigan has been attracting or generating a fair amount of high-paying tech jobs. The
TROY - Michelle Zellen, the communications and events director for Automation Alley, talks about the technology marketing and networking group that represents the 10-counties of Southeast Michigan. Zellen also discusses what Automation Alley can do to help technology businesses in this special edition of News Maker Interview, and the second installment on the new Automation
TROY - Join Automation Alley on Jan. 7 for an exclusive event regarding the release of Automation Alley?s latest Technology Industry Report, with guest speaker Patrick Anderson, principal and CEO of Anderson Economic Group. The event will feature an overview of the report by Anderson. The study provides hard data regarding Southeast Michigan?s strong technology
TROY - Join Automation Alley for the 2008 State of the Alley annual meeting January 31 at the Troy Marriott where officials will discuss what is ahead for the 800 member technology marketing organization. At the meeting, elections will be held for the 2008 Board of Directors. There is no cost to attend, but this