Networking, Mentoring, and Education for Consultants and Solo Professionals
Come to our virtual meetup on Friday, May 10th to network with your fellow consultants and solo professionals. We'll be on a video call from 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Eastern Time.
This meetup is sponsored by the Society of Professional Consultants (SPC) and is open to members and non-members.
We'll have a short general session for everyone and then break out into small virtual meeting rooms. You'll get a chance to make new connections and learn from your colleagues.
There's no registration fee to attend. We're limiting the meetup to 25 people so please register and save your spot. We hope you can join us!
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Make Technology Work For You: How To Stop The IT Whack-A-Mole Game
According to Forbes.com, when it comes to technology implementation, 7 out of 10 business owners/companies get it wrong and fail. This can be avoided if you know what the most common traps are and you are able to bypass the unnecessary mistakes in the first place.
When it comes to deploying technology solutions, it is crucial to plan and execute with a sharp, strategic eye, so that implementation can be done in alignment with the business’ vision.
Brian Weekes, President of Boston BizTech, has over 28 years of IT experience, resolving executive dilemmas with business technology. Having been in the industry for so long, he has seen technology gone wrong far too many times.
Brian will show you methods he has used to help well-known organizations double their profits, eliminate inefficient processes, and save over $100 million, helping business owners and executives remove worry and stress so they can sleep soundly.
Additionally, Brian will share examples from his own journey from solopreneur to business owner and leader of a team so that these wisdoms can directly apply to you.
In this talk, you will:
There's no charge for this workshop.
About Our Speaker
Brian Weekes has over 28 years of IT experience ranging from IT architecture, engineering, business client relationship management to CIO (Chief Information Officer), in many industries such as pharma, finance, eCommerce and health care.
He is the President of Boston BizTech, founded to help resolve executive dilemmas with business technology, specializing in helping business owners and executives with 20-500 employees.
Brian thrives on being the translator between non-technical and technical personnel. He is passionate about eliminating inefficient processes and increasing revenue for his clients.
He created corporate standards for Open Source Software technology at Pfizer, saving them $20 million. At GMO, he led a global technology architecture refresh, eliminating $100 million in operational costs.
Brian enjoys investing in real estate, and is a proud father of two teenage girls and a puppy with paws too big for his stature, nicknamed Big Galoot.