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2004: MORE CHANGES
Melodie Reagan, CEO of Auromira Executive Advantage, predicts the technology sector will improve significantly in 2004. We will see fundamental shifts in how companies do business; including the way teams and even executives are hired. “Our industries will experience a distinct shift in the number of W2 employees,” explains Reagan.

CAPCO: NANOTECHNOLOGY
CAPCO has been a hotly contested issue carrying forward from last year’s legislative session. Senator Moe Keller introduced a bill to secure $2 Million for local Nanotechnology development. “Nanotechnology is the next growth area for high-tech, and this bill will increase job and company growth locally, while possibly bringing more monies into the state out of the $3.7 billion federal bill,” explains Senator Keller. Get Additional Information

IP: CHALLENGES & CHOICES
Transforming any organization or process can be a daunting task. Ken Porter, Vivian Dullien and David Drake discuss and evaluate the progress at the CU Tech Transfer strategies. Collaboration from all areas will be instrumental in commercializing more research.

CRAZY: INGREDIENT for SUCCESS
Barry Moltz, author of "You have to be a little crazy: to start a business," debunks the myths of business start-ups by telling the truth. As an entrepreneur, the question is not "if" you will fail, but "when?" Barry delivers irreverent, straight talk about the complex intersection of start-up business, financial health, physical well-being, spiritual wholeness and family life. WorldWIT Radio

COLORADO BioScience ASSOCIATION
Two of the most important associations in Life Sciences have merged to form the powerful and very progressive Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA). They are 225 members strong (and growing) and will be hosting 25 programs in 2004," says Denise Brown, CBSA's Exec. Director. Denise talks of challenges & predictions

ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS INSIDER
Spam is big news. Get the inside scoop about the clash of a local company with Microsoft. Ethically speaking, Lockheed Martin made off with $4.6 million, points out business writer for the Rocky, Roger Fillion. He unveils the battle between Space Imaging & Digital Globe and comes back to earth to give us his eye on the economy.

TECH-BUST PAVES the WAY
At less than 30 years of age, Suzi Bonk of Winnipeg, Canada has built an international worldwide consultancy…and a VC firm to boot. Liz Ryan (a well-known consultant of her own) producer of the WorldWIT Radio Show digs into Suzi's past. Ten years ago, Suzi was in theater…and as she got exposed to the business side of things, her new passion emerged, SofaLogic.com.

GETTING INVOLVED with WASHINGTON
When president Bush signed a $3.7 Billion bill for "Nano Tech", everyone agreed that it was a good thing to be involved with Washington. The Colorado Nano-Technology Initiative (CNTI) had their proactive thinking caps on and has set some lofty goals. Glenn Rhoades, Louis Hornyak & team issue a NanoTech call for action..

COLORADO BioCLUSTER
Colorado’s business climate and macroeconomics are indicators and important issues to bioscience firms. Dr. Arlen Meyers, professor at UCHSC and executive director of the Colorado Alliance of Bioengineering gives a look at the Batelle BioTech Plan and its progress and prognosis. Collaborative partnerships between industry and academic researchers are essential in building a world-class biocluster.

NanoTech and (FUN)ding
How does Colorado compare to other states in the NanoTech arena? What is it going to take to develop a first-class biotech cluster? There are many pieces to those puzzles, but in any scenario, money is a major factor. Russ Farmer discusses SBIR & STTR Grant funding with Louis Hornyak and his NanoTech team.

New Workforce Formulas
Solutions can’t be implemented until the problems are identified. Many people are shocked when they learn why young girls are less likely to get engage their curiosity in the art of science. Liz Ryan of WorldWIT Radio and Pat McNees discuss the challenges and the solutions as detailed in Pat’s book, “New Formulas for America's Workforce: Girls in Science and Engineering.”

Homeland Security Gap
The United States is the best emergency response country in the world…but it’s mostly ad hoc. Dr Murray Hamilton, Director of the Rocky Mountain Center for Homeland Security at the University of Denver is very frank in this interview about what he calls the country’s biggest gap in homeland security. Communications and coordinated planning are the solution keys.

$3.7 Billion for NanoTechnology For some people, NanoTech has been the "little" sidebar of the Life Sciences sector. Louis Hornyak and his team plan on changing that image. The Colorado Nano Technology Initiative suggests that this technology will change the face of humankind. They have some compelling facts. Count yourself in or you could be left out.

What Gets Measured Gets Done Liz Ryan, producer of WorldWIT Radio corrals Gay Gaddis of T-3 (that's, The Think Tank) in Austin, Texas. Gay is the president and founder of T-3 and this successful advertising and direct marketing company has an interesting philosophy that boosts their bottom-line metrics.

Your Planning Guide for 2004 This is the time of the year we should all finalize our goals & strategies for next year. Larry Nelson, president of the w3w3® Media Network recorded this powerful segment when living in Australia. It's a classic that can help you achieve Your "Ultimate Win"…Personal and Professional Satisfaction. Details & Direct Link to Pick up Your copy (It's FREE)

AUSTRALIA to the US Building alliances, customers and a team can always be challenging…and more so if you are moving your headquarters from Australia to Denver. John Carr, managing director of Eduss Educational Software Systems and Rick McElhinney, chairman of Founders Forum talk about the Eduss plan for the US. Here's an extra… Check out this 1-minute TV video about the Eduss Success Story

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