Events

Join AMA Pittsburgh and Stephanie Swift, public relations manager for Boscov’s on December 14 at the Doubletree Hotel Pittsburgh City Center to learn how Boscov’s has been able to thrive in a market that has been changed by significant consolidation. Ms. Swift will discuss how Boscov’s low turnover rate and active management training program help […]

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Geek Night is a highly informal bimonthly gathering of people in the Pittsburgh high-tech industry. There is no dress code and no cover charge. Show up anytime after 5:00pm, and leave when you feel like it. When: Thursday, December 7, 2006, 5-9pm and later Where: The Church Brew Works at 3525 Liberty Ave in Lawrenceville […]

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Jana Eggers, U.S. CEO of Spreadshirt, explains how to let your customers lead the way to innovation in technology. Ms. Eggers is “obsessively customer focused” and enjoys “making technology easier to use,” and these factors helped bring her success while leading Intuit’s Innovation Lab and remain her guiding principles in her current position. What: Women […]

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Recetly announced by the American Marketing Association: Pull on your fatigues and roll up your sleeves! The Nonprofit Marketing Bootcamp is making its way to the ‘Burgh! Event Specifics: December 7 and 8, 2006 Boot Camp for NonProfits Doubletree Hotel Pittsburgh City Center, One Bigelow Square Fee: Members $440 Non-members $665 (includes one year AMA […]

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PodCamp is a FREE UN-CONFERENCE for people who create, enjoy or are interested in learning more about blogs, vlogs, audio podcasts, web video, content networks and new media monetization. Show up, meet people, make connections. Friday, Nov 10, 2006: Evening Meet-n-Greet, 6-8 PM @ The Art Institute of Pittsburgh Saturday, Nov 11, 2006: 9 AM […]

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If you write a blog, read blogs, or want to know more about blogs, please join us for Pittsburgh BlogFest 8. This is the quarterly gathering at which local blog folk gather to share their ideas in person rather than on the web. It’s always fun and interesting, with an eclectic mix of folk.

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