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From participants of the AeA Technology for
Government Sales Conference, What, Why & How the Government is Buying,
held on September 15, 2006
Why did you attend?
"For networking with state
and federal officials who could assist me by pointing me in the right
direction for federal contracts."
"I find there is always
something I don't know but should."
"To learn about doing
business in the Commonwealth."
"To learn more about the
process of working with state and federal government."
"Primarily to hear CIO
Guiterrez speak."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Great speakers on both state
and federal levels."
"Materials and speaker
content."
"Opportunities to network
with other attendees and talk about their own practices."
"Registry of Motor Vehicles
presentation."
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From participants of the AeA International
Series update, Practical Insights on China, held on July 20,
2006
Why did you attend?
"I'm considering
expansion into China."
"Was looking to get some
general information on doing business in China."
"For the updates and for
networking opportunities."
"Currently do business in
China and always looking to stay current."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"The knowledge of the
speakers and their real life examples."
"Great opportunity to talk to
speakers!"
"Currents trends, predictions
for future."
"The networking
opportunities."
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From participants of the AeA sales seminar,
Advanced Sales Metrics: Managing for Results, held on March 16,
2006
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"High level view of metrics."
"The speakers in-depth
knowledge."
"Very helpful in how to
shrink the cycle and save time with the process."
"Practical examples."
"Discussion and idea
exchange."
"Variety of literature."
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From participants of the AeA seminar, E-waste
Update 2006: Complying with EU & China Regulations, held on March
9, 2006
Why did you attend?
"For a general update on
WEEE/RoHS/China."
"To get the latest info
on WEEE and other directives."
"Update on regulatory
compliance."
"For additional info on
statue of worldwide efforts, legislation, etc."
"Verify compliance scheme."
"Stay up-to-date on
directives."
"To see what effect WEEE/RoHS
will have on my company."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Interesting opportunity to
discuss off-line with presenters."
"The current progress on
regulations."
"Updated information on
current programs and early info on further efforts."
"Knowledge of instructors."
"Ability to network about
issues with fellow attendees."
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From participants of the AeA HR Breakfast
Roundtable, Avoiding the Bad Hire: Background Checks that Work,
held on February 2, 2006
Why did you attend?
"Our company is trying
to decide whether or not to do background checks. We have government
contractors asking if we do it."
"To learn the basics of
background checks and get a feel for what others are doing."
"We are just starting to
do background checks."
"To be proactive in
learning how to roll out a policy on background checks and ensure we meet
the legal requirements."
"We do not do any
outside vendor background checks - we wanted to find out what the
liabilities were."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Practical advice and I
have a better understanding of the legal requirements."
"The practical
application."
"Specific legal
information and the statistics regarding the survey."
"What others are doing
and legal restrictions."
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From participants of the AeA briefing,
Driving Employee Performance to Higher Levels, held on December
7, 2005
Why did you attend?
"Great topic (and
location)!"
"To improve my ability
to do effective performance reviews."
"My first AeA event - it
looked interesting and was!"
"Improve my feedback
skills."
"I manage a large group
and performance managing for results is a key piece of my job."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Practical approach to a
tough topic."
"The concept of
'flipping'."
"Framework to help
rather than a prescriptive approach."
"I am already thinking
of way to use this skill in my relationships at work."
"A realistic approach to
performance management, unlike 'canned" programs."
"Provides a practical
recipe for preparing for and giving performance reviews."
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From participants of the AeA HR Roundtable,
Developments in Federal & State Wage and Hour Laws, held on
November 3, 2005
Why did you attend?
"For information on
contractors."
"It is a timely topic."
"To get a legal update."
"I manage payroll and
was interested in gaining more information."
"For an update on
current regulations."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Open discussion format
was great."
"The independent
contractor discussion."
"The interactive
dialogue."
"Real examples."
"Great content - great
speakers - great discussion."
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From participants of the AeA International
Series, Protecting Your International Intellectual Property,
held on October 18, 2005
Why did you attend?
"Needed to understand
how to protect IP in a flat world."
"For more knowledge of
marketing to IP lawyers and IP issues in general."
"New perspectives on
international IP issues."
"To learn best practices
in protecting IP in the global arena."
"To keep current."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Asian IP content."
"IP in Asia."
"Information about what
other companies are doing to protect their IP."
"Extremely informative
speakers delivering content-based presentations."
"Clearly presented
information about relevant topics."
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From participants of the AeA Driving
Corporate Valuation with a Dynamic Investor Presentation, held on
September 27, 2005
Why did you attend?
"Gain exposure to IR."
"To learn more about the
challenges IRO's face with presentations."
"Always looking to
improve my communications."
"To learn tips and
trends."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"The focus of the
presenters."
"Concrete advice, not
just theoretical."
"Content of IR
presentation and presentation style."
"How to focus on message
and eliminate clutter."
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From participants of the AeA State Government
Procurement Conference, Selling to Massachusetts and its Municipalities,
held on September 22, 2005
Why did you attend?
"To learn more about
doing business with the Commonwealth."
"To better understand
the procurement process."
"Gain insight from key
players to sell into state and local."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Broad range of
speakers."
"Upcoming / future
projects and the contacts."
"Dick (Richard
Mordaunt)'s insight."
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From participants of the AeA CxO briefing,
SOX 404, SEC Changes & Federal Tax Reform, held on August 30,
2005
Why did you attend?
"To learn more about
Sarbox compliance."
"The topic was of great
interest to me."
"To learn more about
what to expect for SOX."
"Primary interest in SOX
404 developments."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"The current updates."
"The background on
potential tax legislation."
"Current information on
key issues of tax and 404."
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From participants of the AeA Technology
Development Conference on May 26, 2005,
"Partnering for Success in Government Sales."
Why did you attend?
"Looking to expand my
company's federal program."
"To better understand
who to market to on the Federal Government."
"To shorten my ramp up
time in government sales."
"To learn more about
contracting vehicles and cycles."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"I learned that I have
to learn more!"
"It was a small session
with key members."
"The presenters and
materials."
"The exchange with the
Volpe Center team was excellent."
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From participants of the International Series
on May 12, 2005,
"Ewaste Update: Complying With EU & China Regulations."
Why did you attend?
"To get the legal and
logistical details I was missing."
"To get up to speed with
requirements and how to meet them."
"I was requested to go
by our quality group as we prepare for RoHS."
"To become a company
expert."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"The entire
presentation!"
"It was all very good. I
got a lot out of Becky Linder's presentation."
"The policy and legal discussions
from AeA at the beginning of the program."
"The current information
about regulations; real life stories from companies and the Q&A was
excellent."
"The industry
perspective where processes were demonstrated."
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From participants of the International Series on
May 5, 2005,
"Keeping Your Company Trade Compliant."
Why did you attend?
"I'm often asked to
refer export experts."
"To gain information -
No one in my company has any experience or knowledge."
"To keep updated on
compliance issues."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"A beauty contest of
expertise!"
"Good variety of
speakers and information. Speakers were able to link the topics."
"Getting contact
information for speakers and available resources for me to study."
"Getting information on
export compliance and access to the speakers."
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From participants of the HR Breakfast Workshop
on April 7, 2005,
"Selecting the Right People: For Teams, Projects and Management."
Why did you attend?
"I wanted to improve my
ability to hire the right people. Excellent presentation."
"To further expand on my
area of expertise. It was great."
"This is a relevant
subject matter."
What did you find most
valuable about this workshop?
"Lori is a good speaker.
Her take on assessment was interesting."
"Reinforced that I do a
good job."
"Getting information on behavioral
interviewing. Very good."
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From participants of the half-day
sales seminar on March 16, 2005,
"Sales Effectiveness and Incentive Compensation For High-Tech Sellers."
"Mike Miller's insights, experience
about sales issues and use of real life examples were very helpful. It makes
him and this program credible with executive level people. Thank you for
providing this seminar!"
"Great - Thanks! Knowledgeable speaker
and very informative."
"Mike Miller was a very fine presenter."
"It was valuable to get
a review of the basics. The are easy to forget."
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From participants of the HR Breakfast Roundtable
on December 8, 2004,
"Employee Communications That Connect."
Why did you attend?
"I wanted to learn how
to craft better messages to get our employees up to speed on internal
marketing and educational programs."
"As we continue to
change company direction and consolidate, I want to learn how and when to
deliver communications."
"To help with corporate branding
ideas."
What did you find most
valuable about this roundtable?
"Richard Byrd's
presentation was very relevant."
"The interaction and
networking with a cross section of backgrounds and industries."
"Learning about how to
reach a global audience"
"Some new ideas and ways
of communicating in this new world."
"To find out that our
Marcom group knows what they are doing."
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From participants of the Technology Gems event on
October 21, 2004,
"Mining for Technology Gems."
"I found the format excellent and would be willing to participate again."
"Several solid, new contacts were made. The format and logistics hold great promise for future events of this type."
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the program summary.
From participants of the ITAR Seminar on
September 29, 2004,
"ITAR: What Every Technology Company Needs to Know."
"I attended to meet
people that do business internationally and the session sensitized me to the
issue."
"Kerry Scarlott's
analogies were very useful."
"Learning the
distinction between EAR and ITAR very very useful."
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the program summary.
From participants of the third annual China Seminar on July 23, 2004,
"Practical Insights on Doing Business in China."
"Broad and topical
information as we consider this initiative."
"I attended to
understand the issues my clients face when engaging in China."
"I attended to compare
to my own experience."
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the program summary.
From participants of the second High-Tech & E-waste Update on June 17, 2004,
"Complying with European Substance Bans and Recycling Mandates."
"Very informative
seminar, especially timely."
"I attended to keep
abreast of "state of the industry"."
"Networking value was
great!"
"I was at the October,
2003 meeting, and I wondered if I'd learn more - I definitely did."
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From participants of first evening networking
event on June 9, 2004,
"Tech Fusion Forum, "serious networking for serious
people"."
"Very useful
presentation and good wine."
"I liked idea of a
social/business setting letting people loosen up."
"Met with appropriate
people that I can follow up."
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From participants of May 13, 2004 HR Breakfast
Roundtable,
"Mitigating Insurance & Benefit Cost Increases: Strategies for Today’s Market."
"Looking for different ways to manage
costs."
"I needed help decide timing and
approach for 2005 insurance renewal negotiations."
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the program summary.
From participants of the fifth annual Trade
Compliance Seminar held on May 6, 2004,
"Keeping Your Company Trade Compliant: An Update on Export
Controls and Customs Regulations."
"I was very interested in CTPAT and my
questions were addressed very well."
"I learned of resources available to me
to teach and help my employees."
"I attended to learn more about export
requirements."
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the program summary.
From participants of the Government Procurement Seminar on April 30, 2004,
"Gaining Government Customers: Threats & Opportunities (Focusing on the DOT)."
"Good class!!"
"Very good dialogue."
"My company is interested in expanding
government business."
"I attended to get up to date with how
to do business with the government and DOT specifically."
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the program summary.
From participants of the Solutions Breakfast on April 15, 2004,
"Marketing Technology in a Difficult Economy: What's Most Effective?"
"It confirmed what I thought and gave me
some ideas."
"Very good mix of presenters."
"I attended to learn about peer best
practices and competitive insights."
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the program summary.
From participants of the Solutions half day seminar on April 1, 2004,
"Effective Sales Compensation: Increasing Productivity While Managing Costs."
"I liked the insight to others and Mike
Miller's expertise."
"I am able to leave this session and
immediately apply the information in an in depth manner."
"Well rounded presentation."
"Focus on high-tech
examples was very valuable."
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the program summary.
From participants of March 19, 2004 International Seminar,
"Ireland: A Stepping Stone to Europe - Benefits and Trends for High-Tech Companies."
"I attended to learn
more about benefits and companies' investments in Ireland."
"Very effective use of my time."
"Great quality of speakers and
attendees."
"Much more information, than I expected."
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the program summary.
From participants of March 16, 2004 AeA Issues Briefing,
"Stock Options and ESPPs: The Battle to Save Stock Options is Not Over."
"This session gave good
information where topic stands and how we can change it."
"Stock option expensing is critical to
my company's philosophy."
"Stock options are prevalent at my
company and our clients."
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the program summary.
From participants of December 4, 2003 HR Breakfast Roundtable,
"Total Compensation: Trends and Practices that Make a Difference."
"I wanted to make sure the company is competitive on compensation and to understand if any changes are in
order."
"Very thought provoking as well as informative."
"Timing is very good due to current company planning."
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the program summary.
From participants of November 13, 2003 HR Breakfast Roundtable,
"HR Legal Smorgasbord."
"Michael [Rosen] was excellent in terms of context and depth."
"I am always looking for legal updates."
"All topics discussed apply to my role
in HR."
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the program summary.
From participants of October 24, 2003 AeA
International Solutions,
"E-Waste: Coming Back To Haunt You?"
"Excellent information, exchange and direction provided."
"I wanted to keep up to date with environmental requirements of companies and
do some networking."
"I learned much more than I thought I would've. Heard some surprising things. Perfect length, good speakers."
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the program summary.
From participants of September 25, 2003 AeA Government Marketplace
Event.
"I want to continue to develop my understanding of how best to get (back) into government business."
"Federal session was excellent!"
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the program summary.
From participants of September 19 and 30, 2003 IP Seminars,
"Protecting and Valuing Your Intellectual Property."
"I wanted to understand various comparable approaches and methods."
"I attended to get caught up on IP
issues."
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the program summary.
From participants of September 18, 2003 HR Breakfast Roundtable,
"Employee Evaluations and Appraisals."
"Positive reinforcement
of the legal do's and don'ts."
"I want to ensure fair evaluations and
avoid litigation at my company."
"Timely update. I am planning on
revamping our employee performance process."
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the program summary.
From participants of July 11, 2003 International Seminar,
"Practical Insights on doing Business in China - A
Frank Discussion of the Opportunities and Challenges for High-tech."
"Delighted with outcome."
"Great in-depth knowledge of
speakers."
"Good perspective offered at this
program."
"Good balance of generalities and
specifics."
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the program summary.
From participants of May 2, 2003
Trade Compliance Seminar,
"Keeping Your Company Trade Compliant - An Update on Export
Controls and Customs Regulations"
"Great as usual!"
"Good overview of what's been happening."
"It was interesting learning about export and imports."
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From participants of April 15, 2003 HR Breakfast
Roundtable,
"Developing and Growing Successful Leaders"
"Excellent program. Very topical, practical advise on a "strategic"
area."
"A lot of the topics covered are so apparent in our business, I would like to
apply them."
"It was nice to have the application within
PRI."
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From participants of March 14, 2003 HR Breakfast
Roundtable,
"Dangerous Documents: What You Don't Know CAN Hurt You!!"
"Didn't expect to hear anything
new, but took away many details never before considered."
"Great subject, very good
speakers."
"I realized how much we needed
to change some things."
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From participants of January 30, 2003 HR Breakfast
Roundtable,
"Managing the Toxic or High Maintenance Employee: Best Practices,
Tips & Techniques"
"Great to have three different
perspectives on the same topic."
"Great to hear view of experts from
different fields on the same topic. One of the best [programs] I have
attended."
From participants of December 5, 2002 HR Breakfast
Roundtable,
"Managing HR Costs in Uncertain Times"
"Very impressive speakers.
Excellent HR visionaries. Very real info and experiences as well as theory
blended with reality."
"I could identify with the
speakers."
From participants of April 18, 2002 CxO Solutions Breakfast,
"Securities Litigation and Stock Option Rules and the Impact on Your
Company"
"Yet another good program! Great
value."
"I thought this program was excellent in terms
of content and depth of information."
"This was the first AeA program I attended and
I was very impressed."
From participants of March 21, 2002 Sales Compensation
Seminar,
"How to Reward Technology Sellers"
"Answered all of our questions and gave me
some great tools to take back to the office."
"Great handouts and materials to take
away."
From participants of February 7, 2002 HR Solutions
Breakfast,
"The Gray Areas in Compensation, Leaves & Layoffs: What You Don't Know CAN
Hurt You!
"This program provided very useful info and
answered questions that we are currently facing at our company."
"Was really helpful to hear real experiences
of other companies!"
"Judith (Judith Malone, Chair of Labor & Employment, Palmer & Dodge) outright answered my questions."
From participants from January 14 2002 CxO
Breakfast,
"How the High Tech Industry is Responding to 9/11"
"This program exceeded my expectations and was
very informative!"
"This was a timely topic and a great platform
for networking."
"I learned a great deal today - very
informative."
From members who attended the December 13, 2001 HR
Solutions Breakfast,
"Keeping Your A Players: Retaining & Developing Top Performers."
"This was an outstanding program. It was
informative, highly interactive and fun!"
"This event exceeded my expectations.
Excellent."
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