KTEC Selects SoftVu Founder and President to Attend DEMO Conference
Tim Donnelly and other Kansas businesses owners to benefit from event renown for emerging technologies.
Overland Park, KS, September 27, 2007 --(PR.com)-- Tim Donnelly, SoftVu president and founder, was chosen by the Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) to attend the DEMO Conference in San Diego, CA, September 24-26, 2007, along with four other technology entrepreneurs in the Charter Class of the KTEC PIPELINE, Kansas’ cutting edge technology entrepreneurial fellowship program. KTEC is a private/public partnership established by the state of Kansas to promote technology-based economic development.
DEMO is the premier launch venue for new products, technologies and companies. The conference has established a reputation for identifying and presenting to an elite audience the products most likely to have a significant impact on the marketplace and market trends in the coming year. Tim will hear others present and be able to meet with significant media members, venture capitalists, and top trend spotters in the personal technology product industry.
Dozens of demonstrations will be featured never before seen publicly. DEMO seedlings that sprouted beyond the start-up phase include Palm, TiVo, and Skype. The conference is considered the premier launch pad for emerging technologies.
“This is a great opportunity for SoftVu to connect with other entrepreneurs in the technology field,” said Tim. “Corporate shoppers are always in attendance. Past DEMO Conferences have been attended by Google and Yahoo representatives in search of the next great entrepreneurial invention. The event attracts prominent members of the press and venture capitalists from all over the nation who are looking for the next technology trends.”
KTEC PIPELINE was developed to help ensure a team of innovators will lead the Kansas economy for generations to come. The robust and prepared pipeline of entrepreneurial talent features members who are successful at building technology companies and who appreciate the resources and benefits found in the state of Kansas. KTEC chose other business owners from its Charter Class of PIPELINE Innovators to attend DEMO along with Tim Donnelly. They are: Clint Bateman, co-founder and president of ThinkGeo LLC; Joey Blue, founder of MyAthletePlace.com; Jay Humbard, president and CEO of Control Vision Corp.; and Toby Rush, president and founder of Rush Tracking Systems.
About SoftVu. A leading provider of marketing automation systems, SoftVu was founded in 1999. SoftVu has earned a reputation for engaging customers with personalized, relevant, and timely communications to help businesses close sales. The company creates automated campaigns for lead generation and incubation, sales follow-up, and client retention programs. SoftVu solutions include on-demand marketing automation software, creative and campaign management professional services, and industry-specific marketing Best Practices. For more information about SoftVu, visit www.softvu.com.
About DEMO. The premier launch venue for new products, technologies and companies, DEMO has held its conference for more than 16 years. Products demonstrated at the conference are carefully screened and selected by DEMO’s Executive Producer, Chris Shipley, one of the top trend spotters in the personal technology product industry. DEMO is a showcase for new products which have previously never been seen publicly. Hundreds of companies are screened to uncover 70 merging technology companies that show the most promise. For more information, visit http://www.demo.com.
About KTEC PIPELINE. The Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) is a private/public partnership established by the state of Kansas to promote technology based economic development. The KTEC PIPELINE is a new program within KTEC designed to identify talented and entrepreneurial Kansans; match them with best-in-class training, resources and mentors; and encourage them to pursue a career as a technology entrepreneur in Kansas. A select group of 10 PIPELINE Innovators were chosen to become Charter Class Innovators in September, 2007, and have spent the last year in the technology entrepreneurship program. For information, visit http://www.ktecpipeline.com.
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DEMO is the premier launch venue for new products, technologies and companies. The conference has established a reputation for identifying and presenting to an elite audience the products most likely to have a significant impact on the marketplace and market trends in the coming year. Tim will hear others present and be able to meet with significant media members, venture capitalists, and top trend spotters in the personal technology product industry.
Dozens of demonstrations will be featured never before seen publicly. DEMO seedlings that sprouted beyond the start-up phase include Palm, TiVo, and Skype. The conference is considered the premier launch pad for emerging technologies.
“This is a great opportunity for SoftVu to connect with other entrepreneurs in the technology field,” said Tim. “Corporate shoppers are always in attendance. Past DEMO Conferences have been attended by Google and Yahoo representatives in search of the next great entrepreneurial invention. The event attracts prominent members of the press and venture capitalists from all over the nation who are looking for the next technology trends.”
KTEC PIPELINE was developed to help ensure a team of innovators will lead the Kansas economy for generations to come. The robust and prepared pipeline of entrepreneurial talent features members who are successful at building technology companies and who appreciate the resources and benefits found in the state of Kansas. KTEC chose other business owners from its Charter Class of PIPELINE Innovators to attend DEMO along with Tim Donnelly. They are: Clint Bateman, co-founder and president of ThinkGeo LLC; Joey Blue, founder of MyAthletePlace.com; Jay Humbard, president and CEO of Control Vision Corp.; and Toby Rush, president and founder of Rush Tracking Systems.
About SoftVu. A leading provider of marketing automation systems, SoftVu was founded in 1999. SoftVu has earned a reputation for engaging customers with personalized, relevant, and timely communications to help businesses close sales. The company creates automated campaigns for lead generation and incubation, sales follow-up, and client retention programs. SoftVu solutions include on-demand marketing automation software, creative and campaign management professional services, and industry-specific marketing Best Practices. For more information about SoftVu, visit www.softvu.com.
About DEMO. The premier launch venue for new products, technologies and companies, DEMO has held its conference for more than 16 years. Products demonstrated at the conference are carefully screened and selected by DEMO’s Executive Producer, Chris Shipley, one of the top trend spotters in the personal technology product industry. DEMO is a showcase for new products which have previously never been seen publicly. Hundreds of companies are screened to uncover 70 merging technology companies that show the most promise. For more information, visit http://www.demo.com.
About KTEC PIPELINE. The Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) is a private/public partnership established by the state of Kansas to promote technology based economic development. The KTEC PIPELINE is a new program within KTEC designed to identify talented and entrepreneurial Kansans; match them with best-in-class training, resources and mentors; and encourage them to pursue a career as a technology entrepreneur in Kansas. A select group of 10 PIPELINE Innovators were chosen to become Charter Class Innovators in September, 2007, and have spent the last year in the technology entrepreneurship program. For information, visit http://www.ktecpipeline.com.
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