Towards bridging the digital divide
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Bonnie Sandy
Jun 19, 2009, 4:47:06 AM6/19/09
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I am speaking next week on Fashion 2020:-How Technology will reshape every aspect of the Creative enterprise product lifecycle managemennt and even the very nature of the what is considered fashion. Fashion wants to learn about your technology. FAshion and Arts Exchange is an organization of Alumni from all Major New York Fashion and design institutions who work in all levels of the fashion, apparel and visual Arts Sector. To Celebrate Juneteenth they are Holding a Fashion Career expo.
In an effort to attract technology companies, for both their internship placement program and a direct tech education component for their members, the organisers have offered a limited number of discounted exhibitor spaces.
They are particularly interested in Tech companies that service the entrepreneurial or design business customer. They are also extremely interested in companies that offer training programs in the use of their products, with or without certification.
Yes they want you to recruit for training programs and courses.
The opportunity exist to recruit, not just college interns but recently displaced professionals
It is also an opportunity to expose your product and brand to entrepreneurs and fashion and Apparel companies.
On the other hand companies seeking interns with creative skills will find this a great resource
It takes much more than a shopping Cart and a social network or social recommendation engine to create run and make a fashion or creative business successful. Apart from the obvious I am looking to identify technology that applies to every aspect of the product lifecycle management!
From research and brainstorming, project management, cloud computing, design , 2 and 3d design software or services, communication, web conferncing, mobile businesses apps and archiving and data management!
There are a limited number of discounted spaces at the Juneteenth Fashion Career Expo
Online Fashion companies wishing to be included in the general exhibitor area can can use the regular
Tech companies please use this link
In an effort to attract technology companies, for both their internship placement program and a direct tech education component for their members, the organisers have offered a limited number of discounted exhibitor spaces.
They are particularly interested in Tech companies that service the entrepreneurial or design business customer. They are also extremely interested in companies that offer training programs in the use of their products, with or without certification.
Yes they want you to recruit for training programs and courses.
The opportunity exist to recruit, not just college interns but recently displaced professionals
It is also an opportunity to expose your product and brand to entrepreneurs and fashion and Apparel companies.
On the other hand companies seeking interns with creative skills will find this a great resource
It takes much more than a shopping Cart and a social network or social recommendation engine to create run and make a fashion or creative business successful. Apart from the obvious I am looking to identify technology that applies to every aspect of the product lifecycle management!
From research and brainstorming, project management, cloud computing, design , 2 and 3d design software or services, communication, web conferncing, mobile businesses apps and archiving and data management!
There are a limited number of discounted spaces at the Juneteenth Fashion Career Expo
Online Fashion companies wishing to be included in the general exhibitor area can can use the regular
Exhibitors Discount Till 12pm Friday June 19th
Tech companies please use this link
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