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Technology Champions®
 Friday, April 2, 2010HTC Conference Center
410 Pierce Street
7:15 am - 9:00 am
Guest Speaker: Mayor Annise Parker
Mayor Annise Parker has served the people of Houston for the last 11 years - first on the City Council, and for the last five years as City Controller. She spent 20 years in the oil and gas industry before entering public service.
This event is FREE to Technology Champions and HTC Tenants
Pre-registration deadline April 1, Tickets: $25
ASME 2010 First Global Congress on NanoEngineering for Medicine and Biology (NEMB 2010)
Advancing HealthCare through NanoEngineering and Computing
Houston Technology Center is hosting
Regulation and Commercialization of NanoEngineered Medical Devices and Materials Tutorial
Sunday, February 7, 2010
2:00 -5:00 pm
JW Marriot Houston
Course Description and Outline
Early and midstage industrial developments of nanotechnological tools for biomedical applications and regulatory procedures for the bench to-bedside translation. For more information.
Energy Technology Venture Capital Conference
Thursday, March 4, 2010
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Downtown Hilton Americas
The 5th annual Energy Technology Venture Capital Conference is organized by the energy practice of Houston Technology Center and will bring together cutting-edge energy technology start-up companies and investors in an interactive celebration of innovation. Past conferences brought in over 550 attendees with about 45% senior level executives, over 60 presenters and 100 investors from private equity and venture capital firms. Companies are selected to exhibit by a panel composed of energy industry business/technology experts, venture capitalists and industry service providers. The Venture Capitalist Advisory Board for past events was composed of 31 senior level executives from 27 firms providing expert counsel. Robust networking opportunities allow a typical presenting company to make 11 contacts for follow-up and 4 related to capital.
Individual Registration on or before February 26th: $450
Individual Registration at the day of the event: $550
Presenter Registration: $500 (two registrations)
The Houston Technology Center is currently seeking applications from energy-related technology companies to present at the conference. All early-stage, energy-related technology companies that would benefit from either attending or presenting at this event, are encouraged to apply.
Speakers Include:
Derek Mathieson Melody Boone Meyer Neil S. Suslak
President, Products President, Energy Managing Partner/Founder
and Technology, Technology Company Braemar Energy Ventures
Baker Hughes
HTC serves as the Gulf Coast Regional Center of Innovation and Commercialization for the Texas Emerging Technology Fund. To date, 20 Gulf region companies have raised nearly $21 million in awards from the Emerging Technology Fund.
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