BUSINESS AFTER HOURS & MEMBER MEETING at The Women Business Center

Businessowners, come connect with Technology Association of Georgia's Heather Maxfield and Former Henry County Board Member Richard Sylvia, Jr. MBA. Light Hors D'Oeuvres provided. Business After Hours will be held at the Women's Business Center , located at 125 Westridge Industrial Blvd, Ste 303, McDonough GA 30253. Professional Dress is Requested.

About Heather:

Heather serves as the Vice President, Government Affairs and Statewide Economic Development. In this role, she will be responsible for producing TAG’s annual State of the Industry: Technology in Georgia Report. This report, which is supported by the Georgia Economic and Community Development Department (GDEcD), the Georgia Research Alliance (GRA) and the Metro Atlanta Chamber (MAC), provides an in-depth analysis of factors critical to the continued success and growth of the Atlanta technology community.

Heather will also be responsible for executive TAG’s Business Launch Competition, Facilitating Leadership Council meetings, TAG Radio, the TAG Ambassadors program, developing White Papers and TAG’s Society Showcase, as well as several TAG Societies including BPM, CRM, Entrepreneurs and Infrastructure Societies.

About Richard:

Richard Sylvia, Jr, MBA, PMP is a seasoned executive and has developed a vast array of skills while excelling in diverse leadership roles for several global 25 companies. His innate entrepreneurial spirit and committed focus on strategy, profitability and coaching has provided him with continuous progressive leadership responsibilities throughout his professional career.

He served as a board member of the Henry County Chamber of Commerce and the National Black MBA’s Atlanta Chapter, heading their Mentor / Mentee Program. He also chairs the One Henry Professional Services & Corporate Solutions committee, which is a collaborative effort consisting of elected and appointed officials, local businesses and community groups to drive economic opportunities for Henry County.

ABOUT SOUTHERN CRESCENT WOMEN IN BUSINESS:

Our mission for Southern Crescent Women in Business is simple, we must unequivocally foster business relationships to help sustain and grow our business and local economies. Our vision is to develop key partnerships, deepen business relationships and to provide resources to assist in the growth of women owned business and women in business.

The Southern Crescent Women In Business Center is positioned to lead in the region to assist in training female entrepreneurs and women in business. We are here to help transform the economic landscape on the Southside of the Atlanta Metro Region and throughout the surrounding region. To learn more visit www.scwibga.org

ABOUT TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA

TAG’s mission is to Connect, Promote, Influence and Educate Georgia’s technology ecosystem to advance the innovation economy. Through those four foundational pillars TAG serves the technology community, helping to support, grow and ignite tech leaders, companies and the overall Georgia economy.

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