Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Georgia on my mind

Georgia Tech's Enterprise Innovation Institute and the Technology Association of Georgia has done some amazing work helping inventors lately. After conducting a first-ever examination of inventor needs and economic impact, they recently started hosting inventor workshops in that state.
Interested participants may register online for workshops at www.tagonline.org, under “Calendar of Events.” For additional information, contact Jason Chernock (404-385-0829); e-mail (jason.chernock@innovate.g
atech.edu).
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b said...

Thanks for the "shout out"! We at Georgia Tech are really enjoying working with the inventors and the classes have been well attended.

October 22, 2008 at 7:20 AM

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