The New England executive management roundtable for development leaders

Welcome to the Engineering Executive Forum

The Engineering Executive Forum is an invitation-only peer group of senior development managers from the New England area.

The group meets one evening a month on the campus of a local college to share experiences on topics of professional interest, compare notes, and explore new ideas. Members exchange a wealth of best practices and problem solving experience. When appropriate, the Forum invites subject matter experts to facilitate discussions on special topics.

Now in its eight year, there are no membership fees and meeting attendance is solely based on member interest in the agenda topics.

Forum membership is limited to seasoned executives with development, marketing, or operational responsibility that complement the makeup of the current roster. Meeting attendance is on a reservation basis and is restricted to ensure attendees feel free to discuss issues in a frank and open manner.

If you think you qualify and would enjoy participating, contact us. We would love to welcome you.

Special Note:

There will be no meeting on December 27 as our facility will be shut down for the holiday.

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Next Meeting

January 31, 2012

Leveraging Israeli Innovation in Massachusetts

Israel, referred to as the "Start-Up Nation" by the Wall Street Journal, has deep economic ties to Massachusetts. More than 100 life sciences and technology businesses in the Commonwealth are based on Israeli innovation.

During Governor Patrick's trade mission last spring, the delegation focused on expanding the relationship further, potentailly into non-traditional technology areas.

Guest speaker:

Our presenter is David Goodtree, a participant and key organizer of Governor Patrick's Israeli trade mission, former VP Marketing with Akamai Technologies and Group Director of IT Research at Forrester Research.

David will present fascinating research about how Israeli innovation is creating jobs in Massachusetts, and opportunities for the Bay State to strengthen the relationship in the future.

Have a challenging management problem?

The Forum membership provides no-cost consultative services to companies and individuals. To email us, click here.

Have a topic you'd like to present?

Submit a topic proposal. The Forum provides no cost advisory board services and unvarnished feedback on a wide range of technology topics. Click here.