Executives of technology companies will now have an opportunity to meet with peers to discuss current events and business issues that have major impact upon the operations of their company. "The Executive Caucus" is a new group formed by the Southeast office of the AeA (American Electronics Association), a nationwide trade association for the technology industry.

"The Executive Caucus" will meet quarterly and each meeting will focus on specific salient business issues affecting tech companies.

According to Randy Keith, Chair of AeA's Technology Leadership Coalition, "AeA’s objective in creating The Executive Caucus is to reach out to "C" level leaders in an attempt to create fusion between the sometimes incongruous worlds of business and politics. The meetings are designed to continually foster discussion around the questions, "Why should I care?" and "What do we need to do about it?"

Attendance is by invitation only and limited to 20 executives who are the CEO, COO or President of their respective companies. Each meeting will revolve around a specific subject that will be a moderator led Roundtable discussion.