{EVENT} 20031104 4 November 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, November 4, 2003
{eDate} 4 November 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} Washington Section Administrative Committee Meeting
{Org}
{Sponsor}
{Speaker}
{Place} Allie's American Grill, Bethesda Marriott, 5151 Pooks Hill Rd., Bethesda, Md.
{Time} Dinner at 6:00 PM; meeting at 6:30 PM
{Info} This meeting will include election of officers for next year. All interested IEEE members are welcome to attend.
{Direct} From the north, take 270 South to 355 and exit at Wisconsin Ave. From the south, take 495 exit 34 (which is Wisconsin Ave.) to Pooks Hill Rd.
{Cost}
{Contact} Jackie Hunter 703-803-8701 or
{Email}j.hunter@ieee.org{/Email}
. Please include the term IEEE in the subject line of your e-mail.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031105 5 November 2003 Wed
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Wednesday, November 5, 2003
{eDate} 5 November 2003 [Wed]
{Subject} Patents and Patent Law
{Org} NCAC-CN
{Sponsor} Cosponsored by the National Capital Area Consultants' Network and PACE
{Speaker} Various attorneys of Pillsbury Winthrop LLP
{Place} Pillsbury Winthrop LLP, 1600 Tysons Blvd., McLean, Va. A light dinner will be provided.
{Time} Dinner and social: 6 PM. Presentations begin at 6:30 PM. [Note that this meeting is the first Wednesday rather than the usual first Tuesday.]
{Info} Patent attorneys from Pillsbury Winthrop will present a segmented program designed to educate and to dispel common misconceptions about patents and patent law. Topics to be discussed include "how to protect your idea--and how to give it away," "what someone else's patent means to you," "how can they patent that?--software and business methods," "whose patent is it anyway?," and "how much will all of this cost me?" Whether you are an independent inventor or a staff engineer, this program will add to your understanding of the nature of patents.
{Direct} From the east or from I-495 take Route 123, Chain Bridge Road West. Turn right on Tysons Blvd., then drive past The Ritz Carlton on the left. Free parking is available at the Tysons Galleria Mall. From the west, going eastbound on Route 7, turn left onto Westpark Drive, then right onto International Drive. Then turn left onto Tysons Blvd and right into the free parking at the Tysons Galleria. The meeting site will be a short walk from the parking area, next to the Ritz.
{Cost}
{Contact} Your RSVP will help us to configure the meeting space and order food appropriately. Contact Geoff Howe (
{Email}geoffhowe@ieee.org{/Email}
, 703-507-5151), Ed Gordon (
{Email}ebg@ieee.org{/Email}
, 703-723-3504), or Kerry Hartman (
{Email}hartman_k@computer.org{/Email}
, 703-905-2000).
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{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031106 6 November 2003 Thu
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Thursday, November 6, 2003
{eDate} 6 November 2003 [Thu]
{Subject} Nanotechnology Applications: Biotechnology and Medicine
{Org} ED 15, EMB-18, NPS-05
{Sponsor} Electron Devices Society (EDS), Washington and Northern Virginia Chapter; cosponsored by Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) and Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society (NPSS) Chapters.
{Speaker} Dr. Anantha Krishnan, Defense Sciences Office, DARPA
{Place} The MITRE Corporation Building 2, 7515 Colshire Drive, McLean, Va.
{Time} Refreshments: 6:15 PM; talk: 6:45 to 7:45 PM
{Info} This is the third of the fall 2003 lecture series Nanotechnology and Its Applications.
{Direct} Available at the EDS Website,
{URL}ewh.ieee.org/r2/no_virginia/eds/{/URL}
{Cost}
{Contact} Murty Polavarapu at
{Email}murtyp@ieee.org{/Email}
or 703-367-1497. Advance registration is encouraged.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031112 12 November 2003 Wed
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Wednesday, November 12, 2003
{eDate} 12 November 2003 [Wed]
{Subject} Enhance Your Professional Image
{Org} EM-14
{Sponsor} Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE), National Capital Chapter; Cosponsors: IIE Baltimore Chapter and IEEE Engineering Management Society, Washington and Northern Virginia Chapter
{Speaker} Jean O'Brien, Executive Presence Consultant
{Place} Holiday Inn College Park; 10000 Baltimore Avenue; College Park, Md.; call hotel (301-345-6700) for directions.
{Time} Registration and networking: 6:30 dinner:7:00 PM; program: 8:00 to 9:00 PM
{Info}
{Direct}
{Cost} IEEE members: (early bird reservation received by 10:00 AM, November 3) $25 per person. After November 3 and at the door: $35 per person, subject to availability. Non-members: $35 per person.
{Contact} Reservations and registration Al Henderson(
{Email}alshenderson1@cs.com{/Email}
) or Sam Ghosh (
{Email}sghosh@ieee.org{/Email}
) by 10:00 AM Monday, November 11. When making your reservation, please make your entre selection from the following: chicken, fish, or vegetarian.
{Diamond} There is an important aspect of career development we often overlook, that of enhancing our business professional image. The significance of presenting a professional image that projects self-confidence to business contacts, coworkers, managers, and executives of our employers and clients cannot be overstated. Employers look to men and women who possess a professional style, social polish and confidence to represent them publicly. Professionals who know how to conduct business introductions and understand the importance of and demonstrate knowledge of proper greeting skills command an immediate presence in successful networking events. Men and women who understand the influence of nonverbal communication exhibited by body language and gestures, who know how to quickly adapt and feel comfortable in a variety of business situations, either with strangers, existing business associates, or while participating in the traditions, social customs, and etiquette of different cultures have a competitive edge, whether it is in marketing and sales or engineering.
To learn about correct business introductions, shaking hands, exchanging business cards, today's dress code, and more, attend this evening activity.
Our speaker, Jean O'Brien has 20 years of experience in the field of human resources management where she witnessed first-hand the difference in career progression between professionals exhibiting a polished, professional image and those who do not.
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031112 12 November 2003 Wed
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Wednesday, November 12, 2003
{eDate} 12 November 2003 [Wed]
{Subject} Northern Virginia Section Administrative Committee Meeting
{Org}
{Sponsor} Northern Virginia Section
{Speaker}
{Place} Corner Seven Cafe Tysons Corner Marriott, 8205 Leesburg Pike at the corner of Crescent Towers Drive
{Time} 6:30 PM
{Info} The Northern Virginia Section Administrative Committee meets regularly. All interested IEEE members are invited to attend.
{Direct} This meeting will include election of officers for next year. From the east or from I-495 take Route 7 West. Turn right on Towers Crescent Drive, then immediately right into the Marriott parking lot (free parking).
{Cost}
{Contact} Jackie Hunter 703-803-8701 or
{Email}j.hunter@ieee.org{/Email}
. Please include the term IEEE in the subject line of your e-mail.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031112 12 November 2003 Wed
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Wednesday, November 12, 2003
{eDate} 12 November 2003 [Wed]
{Subject} Power Correction Concepts and Techniques
{Org}
{Sponsor} Washington Chapter of the Control Systems Society
{Speaker} Michael Zagami and Jeff Graham, Fairchild Controls
{Place} Fairchild Controls, Frederick, Md.
{Time} Noon
{Info} Free pizza and soft drinks will be served.
{Direct}
{Cost}
{Contact} Richard Benjamin at 301-228-3471 or
{Email}rbenjamin@fairchildcontrols.com{/Email}
for reservations and directions.
{Diamond} This presentation will provide an introduction to power factor correction and techniques to implement various styles of control algorithms. After reviewing the basic concepts and uses of power factor correction, several control techniques will be illustrated with real world applications. The speakers will discuss passive and active methods. Examples will be provided that show classical as well as advanced techniques for single- and three-phase power factor correction.
Michael Zagami is a Principal Engineer with Fairchild Controls Corp. He holds bachelors and masters degrees in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins University. He has 20 years' experience in many areas of electronics and electrical and is a Senior Member of the IEEE and a member of the Control Systems Society, the Power Electronics Society, and the Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society.
Jeff Graham received the B.S and M.S degrees in Electrical Engineering from West Virginia University. He has 10 years' experience in the design of military and commercial aircraft power supplies and motor drives, while employed at Orbital Sciences Corporation and currently at Fairchild Controls. He has been a member of the IEEE for eight years. He is also a member of the Power Electronics Society, the Industrial Electronics Society, and the Industrial Applications Society.
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031113 13 November 2003 Thu
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Thursday, November 13, 2003
{eDate} 13 November 2003 [Thu]
{Subject} Emergency Generators III: Basic Principles of Operation and Sizing Calculations
{Org} PE-31
{Sponsor} Power Engineering Society (PES), Northern Virginia Chapter
{Speaker}
{Place} KEMA Consulting, 4400 Fair Lakes Court, Fairfax, Va. (703-631-6912)
{Time} Social period: 5:45 PM; snacks served: 6:00 PM; tutorial presentation: 6:30 PM
{Info} The menu will include assorted sandwiches, potato chips, dessert; coffee, tea, and soda.
{Direct}
{Cost} Free to members and IEEE student members; $10 for nonmembers.
{Contact} Required one day prior to presentation.
Chuck Sisung,
{Email}chuck.sisung@ieee.org{/Email}
or 703-471-6803.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031116 16 November 2003 Sun
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Sunday-Wednesday, November 16-19, 2003
{eDate} 16 November 2003 [Sun]
{Subject} Second Annual IEEE Conference on Ultra Wideband Systems and Technologies
{Org}
{Sponsor}
{Speaker}
{Place} Hyatt Regency Reston, Reston, Va.
{Time}
{Info} See
{URL}www.uwbst2003.com{/URL}
{Direct}
{Cost} The registration fee for IEEE members is $445. The non-member fee is $525. A special discounted rate of $275 will be offered to students who are members of the IEEE. Tutorials are $250 each.
{Contact}
{Diamond} Plans are underway for the second annual IEEE Conference on Ultra Wideband Systems and Technologies. UWB technology continues to excite the imagination, promising reliable high bandwidth communications and sensing technology. The initial euphoria following the FCC decision on UWB frequency allocation in February 2002 has given way to steady progress in the theoretical understanding of UWB technology. Practical applications of UWB technology to Personal Area Networks, location and sensing, and secure communications are now on the near horizon.
On-site registration will be available Sunday afternoon, November 16, 3:00 to 6:00 PM and Monday morning, November 17, 7:00 AM to 12:00 noon.
Back-to-back tutorials will be held on Monday, November 17. Dr. Georgios Giannakis with the University of Minnesota will kick off Monday morning activities with an advanced tutorial on UWB technologies. Drs. William Shvodian and Matt Welborn of XtremeSpectrum will lead the Monday afternoon tutorial, which will focus on an overview of the 802.15 UWB standard.
A reception will be held on Monday evening. Parallel sessions of technical paper presentations will follow on Tuesday and Wednesday, and will include the topics of antenna theory and modeling, UWB circuits and devices, channel measurements and modeling, communication system and waveform design, interference and multiple access, radar and ranging applications, networks, and timing acquisition.
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031118 18 November 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, November 18, 2003
{eDate} 18 November 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} Bus Rapid Transit
{Org} VT-06
{Sponsor} Vehicular Technology Society, Land Transportation Committee
{Speaker} Greg Hull
{Place} NASSIF Building, 400 7th Street, SW, Washington, D.C.
{Time} 11:30 AM
{Info}
{Direct}
{Cost}
{Contact} Bradley Luse at
{Email}bradley.luse@wgint.com{/Email}
or 703-247-4491
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031118 18 November 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, November 18, 2003
{eDate} 18 November 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} Roundtable Discussion on Marketing
{Org} NCAC-CN
{Sponsor} National Capital Area Consultants' Network
{Speaker}
{Place} Dinner location: Seven Seas Restaurant, 8503 Baltimore Blvd. (Route 1),
College Park, Md.
Meeting location: University of Maryland, College Park Campus, A.V. Williams Engineering Building, Room 2460
{Time} Dinner: 6:00 PM; meeting 7:30 PM
{Info} We will focus on methods of marketing our services and getting more business.
{Direct} From Capital Beltway/Interstate 495: Exit at Route 1 south. Restaurant is 1.5 miles on left. Continue south on Route 1 and turn right onto Campus Drive, then immediate right onto Paint Branch Drive, 1.5 blocks to A.V. Williams Bldg. on right after intersection with Stadium Drive. Park on left in Lot G.
{Cost}
{Contact} Geoff Howe at 703-507-5151 or
{Email}geoffhowe@ieee.org{/Email}
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031118 18 November 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, November 18, 2003
{eDate} 18 November 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} World Radio World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) 2003
{Org} COM-10
{Sponsor} IEEE Communications Society, Northern Virginia Chapter
{Speaker} Janice Obuchowski, Freedom Technologies, U.S. Ambassador to WRC 2003
{Place} The Mitre Corporation Building 2, 7515 Colshire Drive, McLean, Va.
{Time} 6:00 PM: dinner (free; please RSVP to
{Email}fseelig@mitre.org{/Email}
); 6:45 PM: speaker presentation
{Info}
{Direct}
{Cost}
{Contact} Fred Seelig at
{Email}fseelig@mitre.org{/Email}
or 703-883-3223
{Diamond} WRC 2003 took place in late June in Geneva, Switzerland. Key developments in wireless, satellite, and spectrum management that were ratified during the Conference will be discussed.
Janice Obuchowski, Former Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), led the U.S. delegation to the International Telecommunication Union's (ITU) 2003 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC 2003). Ms. Obuchowski has more than two decades' experience in the wireless spectrum policy arena, both in and out of government, and has held several high-level public policy posts in Washington. In the business arena, she started a successful telecommunications research and consulting firm, Freedom Technologies, Inc., based in Washington, D.C.
An Annenberg Senior Fellow and President, she served as Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and Administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration in the U.S. Department of Commerce, where she served as the principal communications policy advisor to President George Bush. Obuchowski received her B.A. degree from Wellesley College and her J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, where she served as an editor of the Georgetown Law Journal.
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031202 2 December 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, December 2, 2003
{eDate} 2 December 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} Discussion of UCITA and Its Effects on Independent Consultants in Maryland and Virginia
{Org} NCAC-CN
{Sponsor} National Capital Area Consultants' Network
{Speaker} Stanley Klein, Principal Consultant, Stan Klein Associates, LLC
{Place} We will meet in the Corner Seven Cafe the restaurant inside the Tysons Corner Marriott, 8205 Leesburg Pike at the corner of Crescent Towers Drive. We will order from the menu.
{Time} Dinner: 6:00 PM; meeting 7:00 PM
{Info} Tonight's speaker will present an overview of UCITA and will discuss the issues in the Maryland and Virginia laws as they potentially affect independent consultants both as users and producers of "computer information."
{Direct} From the east or from I-495 take Route 7 West. Turn right on Towers Crescent Dr., then immediately right into the Marriott parking lot (free parking). From the west, going eastbound on Route 7, turn right onto Old Gallows Road just opposite the Marriott. Proceed in a circle to the left; you will go over a bridge over Route 7 and keep going until you almost complete a full circle. Just before reentering Route 7, the entrance to the Marriott is on the left.
{Cost}
{Contact} Geoff Howe at 703-507-5151 or
{Email}geoffhowe@ieee.org{/Email}
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031202 2 December 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, December 2, 2003
{eDate} 2 December 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} Washington Section Administrative Committee Meeting
{Org}
{Sponsor}
{Speaker}
{Place} Allie's American Grill, Bethesda Marriott, 5151 Pooks Hill Rd., Bethesda, Md.
{Time} Dinner at 6:00 PM; meeting at 6:30 PM
{Info} All interested IEEE members are welcome to attend.
{Direct} See November4 meeting announcement.
{Cost}
{Contact} Jackie Hunter 703-803-8701 or
{Email}j.hunter@ieee.org{/Email}
. Please include the term IEEE in the subject line of your e-mail.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031204 4 December 2003 Thu
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Thursday, December 4, 2003
{eDate} 4 December 2003 [Thu]
{Subject} Societal Implications of Nanotechnology
{Org} ED 15,SIT-30, WIE
{Sponsor} Electron Devices Society (EDS), Washington and Northern Virginia Chapter; cosponsored by Society for Social Implications of Technology Chapter and Women in Engineering Affinity Group.
{Speaker} Ms. Deb Newberry, Nanotechnology Consultant
{Place} The MITRE Corporation Building 2, 7515 Colshire Drive, McLean, Va.
{Time} Refreshments: 6:15 PM; talk: 6:45 to 7:45 PM
{Info} This is the last of the fall 2003 lecture series Nanotechnology and Its Applications.
{Direct} Available at the EDS Website,
{URL}ewh.ieee.org/r2/no_virginia/eds/{/URL}
{Cost}
{Contact} Murty Polavarapu at
{Email}murtyp@ieee.org{/Email}
or 703-367-1497. Advance registration is encouraged.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031205 5 December 2003 Fri
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Friday 5 December 2003
{eDate} 5 December 2003 [Fri]
{Subject} NPP In-Situ Ground System: Bridging Technologies Between EOS, NPP, and the Future
{Org} GRS-29
{Sponsor} Washington and Northern Virginia Chapter of the Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS)
{Speaker} Patrick L. Coronado, Applied Information Sciences Branch NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
{Place} NASA Goddard Visitor Center, Greenbelt, Md.
{Time} Lunch at 12 noon; presentation at 12:30 PM
{Info}
{Direct} Directions: From Washington, D.C.: Take the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (Route 295) North to Greenbelt Road (Route 193). Take Greenbelt Road East for approximately two miles. You will pass the main gate on the left at the first traffic light after Cipriano Road. Continue 3/4 mile to the next traffic light and turn left onto Soil Conservation Road. Take the first left on Explorer Road and follow signs to the Goddard Visitor Center. From Baltimore: Take the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (Route 295) South to the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. Exit at Powder Mill Road and follow the signs to the Goddard Visitor Center. For a map see
{URL}https://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/vc/directions.html{/URL}
{Cost} Free. A light lunch will be provided free of charge.
{Contact} James C. Tilton at 301-286-9510 or
{Email}James.C.Tilton@nasa.gov{/Email}
, or Guoqing Sun at 301-614-6655 or
{Email}gsun@glue.umd.edu{/Email}
.
{Diamond} The number of remote sensing satellites that support environmental monitoring has increased rapidly over the past 30 years. The evolving satellites are more complex and have more sensors, increasing data bandwidth and volume. This increase in capability and enhancements has placed a significant burden on the user community, which must keep up with the evolving spacecraft communication system and instrument specifications and handle the exponentially increasing data volume and complex data processing algorithms required to make the data useful. This presentation will focus on NASA's development of the NPOESS Preparatory Project (NPP) In-Situ Ground System (NISGS), which will help the user community by providing a direct readout (DR) solution that incorporates technologies necessary to process instruments from the NPP spacecraft.
Patrick L. Coronado received the B.S. degree from the University of Michigan and masters degrees in Aerospace Engineering, Space System, and in Engineering Management from The George Washington University. He has worked in remote sensing for the past 15 years in support of NASA's Earth Science applications. He is currently the Senior Engineer at the Applied Information Sciences Branch at Goddard Space Flight Center. He manages research and development in high-data-rate satellite ground systems, unmanned remote sensing aerial vehicles, hyperspectral imaging instruments, and information and multisensor data fusion systems.
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031209 9 December 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, December 9, 2003
{eDate} 9 December 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} A Tutorial on Frequency Control
{Org} MTT-17
{Sponsor} Washington and Northern Virginia Chapter of Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S)
{Speaker} Dr. Chris Fazi, Army Research Laboratory, Adelphi, Md.
{Place} American Center for Physics One Physics Ellipse College Park, Md.
{Time} Social period: 5:30 PM; dinner (optional, reservation required): 6:00 PM; lecture: 7:00 PM
{Info} Additional details about the MTT-D lecture series can be found at
{URL}www.mtt-wnva.org{/URL}
. The social, optional dinner, and lecture will be held at the American Center for Physics. Dinner reservations are required by December 5 to
{Email}r.kaul@ieee.org{/Email}
or 410-552-5289.
{Direct} Please see
{URL}www.acp.org/map.html{/URL}
for additional details
{Cost} Social and lecture are free. Dinner cost is TBD. Reservations are required.
{Contact} Roger Kaul 410-552-5289
{Email}r.kaul@ieee.org{/Email}
{Diamond} This frequency control tutorial was prepared and edited by Dr. John Vig, U.S. ARMY CECOM, Ft. Monmouth, N.J. Dr. Chris Fazi, the Army Research Laboratory (ARL) Program Manager for Frequency Control will be the presenter.
The evolution and performance of clocks and oscillators used in electronic and RF systems will be discussed and reviewed, starting from quartz resonators leading to atomic clocks. Noise and jitter issues will also be addressed.
Dr. Fazi joined ARL in 1975 and has been involved with the development of RF and microwave devices and systems. Chris Fazi graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, with BSEE and MSEE degrees in 1973 and 1974, and from The Johns Hopkins University, with a Ph.D./EE degree in 1989. He is a member of the Sigma-Xi Physical Society and a life member of the ARRL radio amateur society with call sign KB3BF.
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031209 9 December 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, December 9, 2003
{eDate} 9 December 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} The Russian Railroad System
{Org} VT-06
{Sponsor} Vehicular Technology Society, Land Transportation Committee
{Speaker} Lou Thompson
{Place} NASSIF Building, 400 7th Street, SW, Washington, D.C.
{Time} 11:30 AM
{Info}
{Direct}
{Cost}
{Contact} Bradley Luse at
{Email}bradley.luse@wgint.com{/Email}
or 703-247-4491
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031211 11 December 2003 Thu
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Thursday, December 11, 2003
{eDate} 11 December 2003 [Thu]
{Subject} Emergency Generators IV
{Org} PE-31
{Sponsor} Power Engineering Society (PES), Northern Virginia Chapter
{Speaker}
{Place} KEMA Consulting, 4400 Fair Lakes Court, Fairfax, Va. (703-631-6912)
{Time} Social period: 5:45 PM; snacks served: 6:00 PM; presentation: 6:30 PM
{Info} Topic to be announced at November 13 Tutorial The menu will include assorted sandwiches, potato chips, dessert; coffee, tea, and soda
{Direct}
{Cost} Free to members and IEEE student members; $10 for nonmembers.
{Contact} Required one day prior to presentation.
Chuck Sisung,
{Email}chuck.sisung@ieee.org{/Email}
or 703-471-6803.
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}
{EVENT} 20031216 16 December 2003 Tue
{Key} 20031102-122549
{Date} Tuesday, December 16, 2003
{eDate} 16 December 2003 [Tue]
{Subject} Roundtable Discussion on Marketing
{Org} NCAC-CN
{Sponsor} National Capital Area Consultants' Network
{Speaker}
{Place} Dinner location: Seven Seas Restaurant, 8503 Baltimore Blvd. (Route 1), College Park, Md. Meeting location is University of Maryland, College Park Campus, A.V. Williams Engineering Building, Room 2460
{Time} Dinner: 6:00 PM; meeting 7:30 PM
{Info} We will focus on methods of marketing our services and getting more business.
{Direct} See announcement for November 18.
{Cost}
{Contact} Geoff Howe at 703-507-5151 or
{Email}geoffhowe@ieee.org{/Email}
{Diamond}
{/EVENT}