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Started by John P. Dearing
Mon, 16 Nov 1992 02:53
Entrepreneurial Forum at Drexel (11/21/92)
Author: John P. Dearing
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 02:53
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 02:53
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COMPUTER ENTREPRENEURS
Sponsored By
The Philadelphia Area Computer Society
(P A C S)
and
Drexel University's
Entrepreneurial Forum
SATURDAY, November 21, 1992
Matheson Hall - Room 109
9:00AM-10:00AM - Opportunities and Challenges Facing Resellers
of Personal Computers in the '90s
John R. Kovalcik, Jr. Computerware President
11:00AM-Noon - Panel Discussion. Moderator: Bennett Landsman
Starting a Computer Retail/Consulting Business
1:00PM-2:00PM - Using an Expert Computer System to develop and
Evaluate your Business Plans and Strategy.
Jerry P. Spencer
Director - Business Research Software, Inc.
3:00PM-4:00PM - Panel Discussion. Moderator: Nick Callazo
How can a Computer Consultant be an Asset to
your Business
All of the above meetings will be held on the Drexel Campus in
the Matheson Building, Room 109, located on the southwest corner
of 32nd and Market Streets. In addition, there will be regular
meetings of the various Special Interest Groups (SIGs) throughout
the day. The public is welcome and admission to the above events
is FREE.
For additional information, or for information about becoming a
member of PACS, contact the PACS office at (215) 951-1255.
ABOUT PACS...
PACS is a not for profit educational organization formed for the
purpose of education and intercommunication among computer users
in the Greater Philadelphia area. Membership is open to persons
interested in all aspects of the computer arts and sciences. Meetings
are held the third Saturday of the month on the Drexel campus at 32nd
and Market streets. The society encourages and welcomes new members.
--
John Dearing @ PACS Multi-SIG BBS (Philadelphia Area Computer Society)
Email: jdearin@pacs.pha.pa.us
U.S.Snail: 725 Ripley Place, Phila. PA, 19111-2524 (USA)
Voice Phone: +1.215.725.0103 (after 5pm Eastern)
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