Stop by the Hampton Inn Clifton Park meeting room to learn about or meet startup companies that BEYourStart and Robert Braathe have worked with Coffee and tea will be provided.
Format of event is similar to a trade show or “poster session”. Stop by anytime between 8:30 and 10:30 to walk around and see startup ideas in progress.

Linux WorkshopCome and get your questions about Linux answered. We have experts on hand to fix problems and answer questions about Ubuntu and FOSS. Bring your system in so we can help you get the most from your FOSS.

Learn how these incubators and commercialization resources are helping farm, food, and beverage start-up companies and entrepreneurs throughout New York State to implement new technologies, understand new trends in food-based businesses, explore funding opportunities and navigate the roadmap to success.

So you’re ready to think about a website, or you’re thinking about taking your existing one to the next level.

What do you need to make sure to include? What are the first things people look for?

When is a blog important, or what even is a blog? People keep saying “content”. WHAT IS CONTENT?

Come to this Advokate-produced workshop and figure it out. Light refreshments provided.

AGENDA
5:15 p.m. Networking and check-in
5:30 p.m. Presentation by Kate Austin-Avon of Advokate, LLC
6:15 p.m. Question and Answer
6:30 p.m. Break and chat
6:45 p.m. Group workshop
7:15 p.m. Wrap up

For too long there has been shroud of mystery on the inner workings of the RocPy organization! We would invite our fellow members to join us for our monthly organizer’s meeting!
We enjoy food, drink and most importantly, plan our upcoming meetings of RocPy.
This group would be nothing if not for your attendance and support, consider joining us!
Usually, it’s every 4th Tuesday of the month.

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Interested in talking more about Open Technology? Once a month we get together for an informal lunch to talk tech, and catch up between meetings. This is open to anyone. Bring your ideas, open source questions, and grab some good food at the same time! Location: Formosa Cuisine 825 Main St Poughkeepsie, NY 12603

Join us for this interactive workshop as Charles Cornell from Cornell Digital explains how to create and share content to engage with your customers, noting “Today, it is more important than ever to tell your story” .

Come enjoy networking and an informative presentation
followed by a bit of Q&A time.
Free for WorkSmart Members/ $10 Nonmembers

The Build4Scale Workshop is designed to accelerate the commercialization and scale up of “hardware” physical product developers. The workshop introduces design for manufacturability and lean product design concepts utilizing a structured methodology for evaluating your Bill of Materials (BOM), how your product is produced or Bill of Process (BOP) and defining your potential failure modes.

Hardware Heroes: Making Physical Products that Matter

Creating physical products with hardware components is not for the faint of heart. Innovation, prototyping, iterating, speaking with customers, more iterating, and scaling are all massive challenges.

Join us for Rev’s January Networking Night and meet hardware founders and startups at every phase of growth. Hear from engineering leaders and learn about the latest in hardware innovation.

ALL are welcome. Complimentary food and drink will be served. Please RSVP.

The Spring 2019 Madden Lecture will be “Life of an Entrepreneur: The Road Less Traveled.” This event will feature seven Le Moyne alumni – with majors divided between business and arts and sciences – who are all engaged in careers as successful entrepreneurs.

This panel discussion will be moderated by Ben Reilley ’01, an English major who is the founder and CEO of Life of Reilley, a farm distillery located near Cazenovia, N.Y., that became the first to receive a license to produce a ready-to-drink cocktail.

Panelists are:

Lynne Davis ’78 (English-communications), a real estate entrepreneur and the CEO of NterNow, a keyless access system that allows identity-verified prospects to tour properties instantly, on their own, in a safe and secure manner.

Greg DeFisher ’81 (business administration), president, CEO and owner of Freeman SCHWABE Machinery, a global manufacturer of the highest quality die-cutting presses, cutting and handling systems, and manufacturing software.

Lindsey Gleason ’10 (business administration), founder of TeamGleas (Globalizing Education and Sports), which to date has helped nearly 200 student-athletes study and compete at 12 universities in Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Andrew Lunetta ’12 (peace and global studies), founder and executive director of A Tiny Home for Good Inc., an organization dedicated to providing safe, dignified and affordable housing to those facing homelessness.

Indhira Santana ’06 (communications), founder, CEO and holistic wealth coach for My Wellness Solutions, a holistic health center with multiple locations in New York City.

Nate Frechette ’13 (management and information systems), chief technical officer and co-founder of Dropsource in Raleigh, N.C., a next-generation mobile app development platform.

The event is free and open to the public and will be help at the James Commons Campus Center. It is co-sponsored by the Madden School of Business and the College of Arts and Sciences at Le Moyne. For more information, call 315-445-4280.

An informal morning event designed to facilitate USEFUL collisions by sharing inspiring stories and empowering the new generation of entrepreneurs in Rochester. Free coffee and bagels will be provided by our underwriters. It’s affiliated with RocGrowth Candids.

Why attend?

To meet and befriend other Rochester innovators and become familiar with potentially helpful resources. RocGrowth Coffee is a way for you to hear about new ideas, offer YOUR assistance, and announce YOUR ideas to a community of thinkers, entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists!

Format

RocGrowth Coffee will highlight several pre-selected local innovators. These entrepreneurs will have a few minutes to introduce themselves and describe their endeavor. More importantly, they will ask the community for some specific form of support that could range from technical skills to customer identification.

The audience (YOU) will be able to connect with each other and the entrepreneurs before and after the presentations, over coffee and breakfast. Most of the time will be unstructured networking.

Breakfast & coffee is generously provided by: Carlson Cowork & Landsman Real Estate Services.

RSVP: Required. Event is free with capacity limited to 100.

Kindly Sponsored by:

Carlson Cowork

Rochester 2600 is an information-security / hacker meetup that meets regularly at the hackerspace, Interlock Rochester. It’s a loosely organized group that hangs out, does presentations related to security and technology, and discusses a variety of topics throughout the night. All are welcome. Agenda usually includes: * a monthly information security news that’s relevant * [Usually] at least one presentation on a hacker-ish topic. Visit https://www.rochester2600.com for this month’s meeting details

Come hang out at Funkhaus! As per usual, we will have interesting talks, good conversation, refreshments.

On the first Tuesday of each month we have our Open Night. It starts with a very short (15 min) business meeting and then we open the floor to members. Members give a short presentation bragging about the cool things they have accomplished in the past month or shamefully admit they have failed.
So come out and meet the geeks.

Abstract TBD Lightning Talks: We’ll also be doing the following lightning talks before the meeting: * None yet, please propose below! Propose a Lightning Talk Location: 300 Rockefeller Hall 3rd Floor Auditorium Vassar College 124 Raymond Ave Poughkeepsie, NY 12604

The Wireless Meetup (Formerly the SDR Meetup) will be for people to learn more about Software Defined Radios, RF transmissions, and any kinds of wireless communications you can think of. We have some SDR units available if you’d like to learn or bring in your project to play with.

The 201 workshop is designed to help “hardware” physical product manufacturers to plan for scaling up their production. The workshop introduces manufacturing planning concepts and tools to help your transition from low volume to higher volume production.

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Join us once again for our monthly Startup Drinks meetup, where lots of interesting people get together in a very casual setting to chat about their startups, startup ideas and side projects!

Rochester chapter of The Open Organization Of Lockpicking. This monthly meeting is an opportunity to practice picking locks and meet other people that are experts in the subject. Meetings often have presentations about various locks and will let you borrow some lock picks and training locks to get you started.

Linux WorkshopCome and get your questions about Linux answered. We have experts on hand to fix problems and answer questions about Ubuntu and FOSS. Bring your system in so we can help you get the most from your FOSS.

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Topic TBD Location Information If the map link above for our location is not sufficient here is a more detailed map that should be referenced:A map to Innovative Solutions: https://goo.gl/maps/KUWPkTHmD222 (parking and walking directions) The meeting will be at the Innovative Solutions family room: Use the entrance around the rear of the building (the opposite side of the building from the main entrance and sign). The door is located at the corner of the building, and faces the parking lot.

Interested in talking more about Open Technology? Once a month we get together for an informal lunch to talk tech, and catch up between meetings. This is open to anyone. Bring your ideas, open source questions, and grab some good food at the same time! Location: Formosa Cuisine 825 Main St Poughkeepsie, NY 12603