June 10: The Future of
Advertising
What new avenues will advertisers be aggressively seeking in
the future? How is technology being
used to change the landscape? Is
branded entertainment the next big thing? Presented by Digital Coast Roundtable.
June 10: I Successfully Sold My Software
Company
Los Angeles Venture Association (LAVA) and the Software Council of Southern California (SCSC) present a
panel of software entrepreneurs and executives who will share their experiences selling their companies.
June 10-15: Success 101 Business
Academy
Young Professionals Global Network (YPGN) will host its first annual Business Academy where college
students and recent graduates can receive a concentrated introduction to business techniques and expert guidance in their
entrepreneurial endeavors. The Business Academy will offer instruction, interaction, and outstanding networking opportunities with
keynote speakers, industry panelists and a Career Fair.
June 12: Market Opportunity in
Security
The Orange County Chapter of the Software Council of Southern California presents this panel discussion of
market opportunities in Security. Panelists include Sean Peasley, a Partner in Deloitte & Touche.
June 16-18: NanoBioTech Intellectual Property
Landscape
This unique event is designed to provide a powerful understanding of the nanobiotech competitive
landscape, the role IP plays in that landscape, and where there are commercial “white space” opportunities in the
market.
June 17: Getting Government
Grants
San Diego Regional Technology Alliance presents a detailed workshop on getting Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR) and other federal grants.
June 17: Crisis Management: What to Do When All
Hell Breaks Loose
Part of Orange Coast Venture Group's Monthly Breakfast Program. Features Gus G. Anagnos,
Senior Vice President, Client Team Leader, Marsh Crisis Consulting.
June 19: Best Practices In Software Licensing And
Pricing
Southern California Software Council (SCSC) presents a panel discussion on software licensing terms and
pricing. The panel of experts will discuss the factors affecting pricing and licensing decisions, how much to charge and how to
license, when to revise your pricing and licensing terms, and how to embed in your software functions to meter your licensing and
pricing models.
June 23-25: Nano Engineering World
Forum
With its emphasis on the integration of nanotechnology into a broad range of disciplines, the NanoEngineering
World Forum 2003 is a must-attend event for chief scientists and technologists, engineers, research directors, executives and
strategic planners, educators, and venture-capital analysts.
June 23-25: Gartner Outsourcing
Summit
Outsourcing has moved from a niche technology management tool to a mainstream, strategic weapon for many
firms. As the move to a multisourced environment accelerates, outsourcing has become the next new business-critical process -
requiring that everyone who buys, sells or manages IT services be “reskilled” in this new methodology.
June 23-27: IPv6 Global Summit
The
North American IPv6 Global Summit is the premier event for the world IPv6 community and an international forum for
advancing the development and implementation of new generation Internet networks, technologies and policies. Industry leaders will
report on services, applications and international initiatives for large-scale deployment of Internet Protocol version 6
(IPv6).
June 28: Fashion for Profit
This one-day seminar, presented by Fashion Business, Inc., has all you
need to know about starting an apparel business, including design, manufacturing, marketing and branding. A panel of experts from
the industry will discuss relevant issues for fashion business start-ups. Click here for enrollment form. For
more information, contact info@fashionbizinc.org. Larta VOX will be featuring an article on apparel manufacturing in an upcoming
issue.
Larta's full event calendar >
Larta currently has
the following job opportunities available. Interested
candidates please email resumes to jjohnson@Larta.org.
Programs and Events
Coordinator
Programs and Events Coordinator will assist the
Programs Director with producing approximately five conferences and 50 business workshops per year. You will manage all logistical
aspects of conferences and workshops including venue selection and confirmations, speaker coordination, vendor relationships,
sponsor benefits fulfillment, and attendee registration. You will also assist in program marketing efforts including conference
brochures, website development and updates, promotional flyers, email marketing, and direct mail campaigns.
Business Development
Associate
Business Development Associate will assist the
Business Development Director with sales, new business sourcing, and marketing.
Programs Marketing
Assistant
Programs Marketing Assistant will support the production of approximately five conferences and 50 business
workshops per year and play a critical role in the marketing for these programs. You will create marketing materials including
conference brochures, websites, and promotional flyers. You will organize marketing and attendee lists and will also assist with
event logistics.
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