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NEOSA Quarterly Forum: Tech Innovation Part 3, February 26, 2008

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According to Wikipedia, Innovation is characterized by something new - or substantially different, not an insignificant change. Innovations are intended to make someone better off, and the succession of many innovations grows the whole economy. NEO is home to a variety of tech companies offering innovative designs and executions to solve customer problems and enhance business. This quarterly forum will feature tech companies introducing truly unique innovations that have put their companies on impressive growth trajectories. Among our panelists are: Phil Alexander, CEO - BrandMuscle (http://www.brandmuscle.com); founded in 2000, BrandMuscle provides a unique solution that automates and facilitates advertising creation and placement. this solution has been widely adopted and implemented by global companies both in the United States and overseas. Mike Broderick, CEO - Turning Technologies; winner of the 2007 Weatherhead 100, Turning Technologies created and markets Turning Point, an interactive technology that enables real-time, direct interaction between presenters and audiences. Gene Groys, CEO/Founder of Staff KNEX; founded in 2007, Staff KNEX features a mobile texting platform encompassing hardware and software that connects a company to its employees on a real-time, interactive basis. Sponsored by Calfee.

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