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Cash Flow's with SCORE's James Dannhauser
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Read more on these great tips by Complete Payroll Solution's employees here: https://www.completepayrollsolutions.com/employee-retention-credit/
Complete Payroll April 2021
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Join Cape Cod Technology Council for this Coffee Q&A! See more events here: https://www.cctechcouncil.org/events/
Digital Product Thinking with Michael Kelleher
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Join us: Friday, April 16, 2021, 10-11 a.m. Register here: cctechcouncil.org
Liza Argo - Electric Cars - Cape Cod Technology Council Coffee Q&A
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For their First Friday Event, they will have a discussion with Vineyard Wind employees! Transcript: 1 Hi everyone. 2 Dale Shadbegian here with a Cape Cod Technology Council and 3 the folks from Vineyard wind. 4 How are you doing today? 5 Doing great thanks for having us! 6 Awesome, we are here to talk about an upcoming tech council event 7 , which you are graciously participating in. Tell us a 8 little bit about Vineyard wind and what can we expect to learn about 9 when we when we attend this event. Sure, Vineyard Wind is an offshore 10 development company. 11 We have been developing 12 Vineyard Wind One for the last two years now and really with the goal 13 line of delivering the nation's first commercial-scale off-shore 14 facility about 15 miles south of the island. Southeastern Mass is poised to be a 15 real major hub and a major partner in this version of the industry. 16 It's an exciting landscape and getting more and more interesting and 17 exciting day by day. I bet 18 And we want to thank you all for providing us with this opportunity to 19 continue the dialogue. 20 This is a very ambitious mission we've taken on. 21 It's it's been a long road, and we're looking forward to sharing it 22 with you and answering all of your questions. 23 Awesome well I know these are great events. 24 They're easy. 25 They're all web-based. 26 You can just join, drink a coffee, you know kind of be part of the 27 conversation if you want or just listen, so really again, really 28 appreciate your time. 29 This is a big and exciting project for the community and can't wait to 30 see you there. 31 Thanks.
Cape Cod Technology Council Featured Guests
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Transcript: 1 Hi everyone Dale Shadbegian here talking about an upcoming Cape Cod 2 Technology Council event. 3 We have with River Strong. 4 How are you doing today River, tell us a little bit about your 5 organization, what we're going to be learning about the events. 6 A lot of folks are really excited. 7 Thanks. 8 I'm with the clean energy extension at University of 9 Massachusetts-Amherst, I am the associate director there and we are invited to 10 talk about dual use solar and agriculture. 11 This is about solar photovoltaics and agriculture working together. 12 In other words, raising the panels up and ducting acted agriculture 13 beneath the panels that might be that might be growing food crops or 14 grazing animals, growing hay. 15 That kind of thing and it's a state program called the smart 16 program that incentivizes solar dual-use programs around the state and 17 our role is to help support the program along with those at the, 18 Massachusetts, 19 Department of Agriculture Resources Gerry Palano may be joining us and the 20 Department of Energy Resources at Massachusetts. 21 This is a super exciting topic, Sorry I interrupted you. I'm 22 really excited about it, because I've been thinking about putting like 23 a little Greenhouse in my yard and then having solar panels 24 above it, but there isn't really a lot of information about that. 25 So, I know I'm like on a super small-scale, but I know this is 26 definitely on people's minds and it's a great topic. 27 It's a great way to support farmers, solar developers, and communities 28 around State. 29 We really appreciate you taking the time and bringing this expertise 30 to the Tech Council. 31 It's a web-based event. 32 It's really easy 33 to join, pour yourself a cup of coffee sit back and 34 listen and learn something great with these two great great folks 35 here. 36 So River, really appreciate your time. 37 Thank you and really looking forward to seeing you at the event you 38 You bet Dale, I'm looking forward to it.
Solar Technology Meets the Farmer
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Transcript: 1 Hi everyone were here today with Alysia Ordway talking about an upcoming 2 Cape Cod Technology Council event. 3 How are you today? 4 I'm excellent. 5 Thank you Dale. 6 How are you doing? 7 Great. 8 Thanks. 9 So tell us, I'm really excited about your upcoming event. 10 Tell us what are we going to learn? 11 What are we going to be talking about? 12 Give us an idea about what the events going to be about? 13 Sure, I'm just delighted to be able to talk to the community on Cape 14 Cod. 15 I am the director of Strategic Partnerships at XR Terra, were a 16 professional training program and we are focused in the implementation 17 of augmented and virtual reality. For those who are among the 18 uninitiated. 19 This is a fast evolving technology that is being used in all kinds 20 of use cases. For business application whether it's in Marketing, 21 Learning and Development, sales. 22 All different kinds of ways that these Technologies can be utilized 23 and with the advent of 5G Technologies the ability 24 to deploy 25 these Technologies has expanded. 26 Well, I think our audience hear at the tech council is perfect. 27 This is like a perfect topic. 28 I'm a self-proclaimed nerd. 29 This is really interesting to me. 30 It's kind of an area that I read about a lot, but I don't know about. 31 It will be really exciting for me to kind of join in and it's a zoom join 32 in kind of absorb what I can. Access to an expert to answer any 33 questions that we might have and and we look forward to seeing 34 everyone of the event and I appreciate you taking the time to make 35 this video and also to come and speak to our membership. 36 Looking forward to it. 37 Have a great day. 38 Thank you. 39 You too.
Joined By XR Terra's Own Alysia Ordway For CCTC First Friday
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Please meet Katie Geusz of Greentown Labs who will be our speaker on April 30. Her presentation will include: Overview of the Greentown Labs concept https://greentownlabs.com/ How Greentown Labs helps startups through incubator and accelerator programs Specifically will talk about a new partnership with Vineyard Wind who is our anchor guest for Earth Month.
Katie Geusz of Greentown Labs Will be a Featured Guest for a Coffee Q&A on April 30th
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#LocalFocus - Boston Business Technology
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Learn about Rachel Leone's March Promotional Product Feature! Transcript: 1 Hey Dale, check out these fabulous eco-friendly bags. 2 They were banned during covid-19. 3 But they're back with vengeance, and they're flying off the shelves now! 4 They're all different color, really fun, open them up and put all different great things in there. 5 Shopping, groceries, kid stuff. Is that a parrot on the bag? 6 It is, yeah. Its Puerto Rico, and then we have these. 7 We have some soccer bags for soccer games and then my 8 favorite. 9 Are these really big bags that can hold just about anything you need to 10 hold in them. 11 But these are these are back super popular and not super expensive 12 either. 13 I never gave up on my reusable bags are during covid. 14 It wasn't the most popular thing, but I had to bag my own groceries, 15 but I was fine with it because it seemed like plastic was a big deal 16 and we were just talking it away during Covid, it didn't matter anymore. 17 And then I was like this is going to go away eventually. 18 We need to get back eventually. 19 Yeah. 20 Here's another one. 21 This is a fun one, a smaller one, for like water bottles, but these are 22 super popular as well. 23 Great companies can get there. 24 What kind of promotion can you use these for? 25 What kind of customizations are you seeing happening? 26 We are seeing these from IT companies, believe it or not, even Law Firms. 27 Just giving them away documents maybe to offices. We're seeing them at sporting events, 28 schools, private schools, colleges. 29 Those are the most popular groups for using these bags. 30 Awesome. 31 Well, as always thank you for bringing us. 32 I get your newsletter to this is a great plug for a newsletter. 33 I love opening up and seeing what people are doing. 34 I love marketing, and I'm nosey to so thank you for bringing all 35 this great information to us every month. 36 Thank you. 37 Good to see you.
Fabulous Eco-Friendly Promotional Bags with Leone Marketing Solutions!
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Check out: https://leonemarketing.com/ Transcript: 1 Hi everyone. 2 We're here today with Rachel Leone of Leone Marketing 3 Solutions. 4 How are you doing today, 5 Rachel? 6 I'm doing great. 7 How are you? Good to see you again! 8 Is it snowing in the background there? A little snow a little dusting but it's all good. 9 It's all good. 10 So what do we have in the world of promotional marketing this month? 11 So water bottles is kind of a trend right now people getting back to 12 work and providing safe alternatives to employees. 13 I thought I'd show you some I have here, 14 Now. 15 This is the water bottle of law school. 16 It's called the Aria and it's a 20 oz water bottle and I love the 17 packaging because it just comes packaged like this and then I love 18 these different shapes and styles. 19 This is called the echo. 20 I just love it. 21 It's just a fun, little cork top there. 22 It's really neat. Drinking water is good. 23 So, then this one I may be known for putting tequila in it in the summer time. 24 It's called the quantum. 25 It's also good for, 26 Espresso drinks, lattes, it's a small 7.5 oz drinking. 27 This is cool. 28 And then my all-time favorite favorite favorite is called the CC. 29 It's a wine tumbler, its yeti quality but not as expensive and it comes in all different colors like red, green, blue. 30 You name it. 31 This is really fun fun wine and I love the packaging that it 32 comes with you just pop them in the mail, drop it at someones house, so water bottles have been a huge item in these past couple of months. 33 I always look to you to keep me in tune with what's going on. 34 Appreciate you tuning in this month and will see you soon.
Another Product Promo with Rachel Leone of Leone Marketing Solutions
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As Small Business Owners, we need more time, positive change, great advice, and flexibility. SCORE Mentors provide free mentoring and deliver this and more. Transcript:1.This is Dale Shadbegian here with Jim Dannhauser from Cape Cod SCORE.2.How are you doing today,3.Jim? Very well Dale.4.How are you?5.Great.6.Thanks.7.So today,8.We wanted to talk about mentoring as you know at the magazine here,9.I'm really big on mentoring.10.I get help, give help when I can, people ask about cash flow and11.marketing and web design and HR.12.There's all kinds of things on people's mind.13.But you know, we wanted to create a video that kind of talked about14.What about the folks who haven't come up for air?15.Right?16.How can score help these people?17.They're just like, you just said a minute ago,18.They're fighting the battles of that day.19.Mentoring doesn't have to be a big effort.20.Right?21.You just said before that people can send emails do it at their own22.pace.23.Give us some advice, people that have stepped forward and received24.the help and I've seen lots of people that get great help, what are25.some pointers for those folks who were thinking about mentoring and26.not sure what to do. Give us a little bit, like how was27.SCORE and how are the mentors helping these folks. Sure, I'd be happy to do that.28.Well, the first thing is that you have to realize the people think29.that mentoring is his huge big undertaking because everybody's very30.busy in business and they are as I said before fighting the fight of31.the day and just trying to get through that day to the next day.32.And don't want to take the time out to have a big mentoring process,33.but it's not that big a process you can make an appointment and spend34.as little time as you'd like, you can send an email.35.I do email mentoring so you can do it by e-mail.36.You can do it by phone.37.You can do it by video chat.38.Hopefully someday, we'll be able to do it in person again. Go in and39.have a very simple meeting with with two Business Executives who are40.retired who are doing nothing, but trying to help you. It's completely41.free and importantly it's always very confidential. See you go in and42.you basically have a simple conversation about your business where you43.are in your business where you would like to be and you get44.perspective on simple steps that you can take to try to improve your45.prospects are being successful in business.46.You may have one session and what you just get input from somebody for47.an hour and a half.48.It's a very informal it's not like going to49.Bank in a big committee you sit and have a comfortable conversation50.with experience Executives who are volunteers trying to help you and51.you then can continue with those people periodically if you would like52.or you can just have the one session and be done with it if you've53.gotten the help that you need.54.So the think the stress is, it is not a huge time commitment.55.You are dealing with people who have a desire to help you.56.You are doing with people who are doing it on a volunteer basis and57.it's completely confidential and you get valuable Insight from people58.who have been in your seat before.59.simple environment60.And as Mark says I don't know if he if he made it up or he grabbed it61.from somewhere, but it's Lonely at the Top.62.Sometimes it's nice.63.I64.I have Mentor sessions a couple times a year.65.Sometimes I feel like it's a Psychiatry session as much as66.You know asking for advice, it's nice to know that you're not alone.67.Isn't it great you have a conversation with somebody. 68.If you're fortunate enough in business to have a very good partner69.equal with whom you can have those kinds of conversations about70.important matters.71.That's great.72.If you don't then having the ability to talk to somebody who73.understands your business and your position and has relevant74.experience.75.It just helps you.76.Sometimes that used to help me just to be able to talk to somebody77.even if I didn't get anything positive in terms of feedback, but it's78.caused me to think about where I was and where I wanted to get and79.then formulate the positions that I was in. look I get it.80.I was in a small company for a long time.81.You feel like you're hooked up to a fire hose in the waters on full82.blast.83.You don't have a lot of time to step back and think about things but84.if you're going to be truly successful in business you want to do85.something that's leading you to create value and to do that.86.You have to make it part of your job to think about the intermediate87.and long-term as the plan.88.You can't grow successfully unless you get lucky89.without planning for it and having somebody that you can talk to,90.on a very informal confidential basis, can really help you to develop a91.discipline to improve your business significantly.That's the biggest benefit of SCORE, its people who have been....
Jim Dannhauser and Dale Shadbegian Discuss SCORE Cape Cod Mentoring
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#LocalFocus - White Wood Kitchen
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#LocalFocus - Cape & Islands Veterans Outreach Center
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Dale Shadbegian gets the chance to discuss how BSU's Teaching Technology Center adapted to online learning. Transcript: 1 Hi everyone Dale Shadbegian here. 2 We were here with the folks from the teaching Technology Center from 3 Bridgewater State University, morning guys. 4 How are you doing today? 5 Doing great Dale. 6 Thanks for having us. 7 Good Thanks. 8 So we're talking about an upcoming Cape Cod Technology Council event 9 that you're presenting at. 10 Give us a little insight. 11 What what's the college been up to? 12 What are we going to learn about during the discussion? 13 Absolutely. 14 So, my position at Bridgewater State University, I oversee 15 The teaching and Technology Center as an executive director. Tim is our 16 Blackboard learning management system administrator, and we were 17 thrust into the spotlight when covid-19 hit. 18 We're going to be telling our story during our presentation how we 19 help transition our faculty from the typical, you know, face-to-face 20 classroom teaching modality to full 100% online teaching and 21 learning. I want to talk about the challenges that we faced. 22 There were technical challenges. 23 There were pedagogical challenges as we tried to help everyone along 24 and we're also going to talk a bit about how we turned a lot of those 25 challenges into opportunities. 26 How we supported faculty and students having a limited return to the 27 classroom this previous fall. All the sports that we had to put in 28 place. 29 We had to adopt well over a half a dozen new technologies, applications 30 to really better engage our students taking online classes. 31 We're going to talk about students who were struggling and the support 32 that we had to put in place. 33 Not just the technical but also the pedagogical support in place as well. 34 And we're going to wrap things up talking about how you know so much is 35 going to be changing for us going forward. 36 Our faculty are going to be like, wow. 37 I kind of I kind of like this teaching online like I'd like to do more 38 of this and what that might mean for us. 39 I know one door closes one door opens, right exactly. 40 Tim give us an example. 41 What's this Blackwood? 42 It sounds like a sort of a black ops military thing you've got going 43 on here. 44 What what is that and give us an example? 45 Like what were a couple technology challenges that you faced and 46 something we might hear during the discussion. Sure, blackboard is our learning management system and that's where all our courses we're taking 47 place. Beforehand people were using it but they weren't using it. 48 All of them aren't using it the way they are now. 49 So, you know, we have to add a lot of third-party tools like zoom into 50 Blackboard. 51 So people could have their live classes. 52 We had to figure out how to Proctor test now in Blackboard because it 53 really wasn't made for that. 54 So we added a lot of things into our our system that now are going to 55 replace that in person learning that that were missing during this 56 time. 57 Awesome. 58 Well, I can tell just in a couple minutes we spent together. 59 This is going to be really interesting conversation. 60 And it's a it's a it's a webinar. 61 You can just tune in have a cup of coffee really easy. 62 Is it to attend and I really appreciate art on behalf of the 63 membership. 64 We really appreciate you taking the time to talk today and present 65 for us and we look for that event. 66 Looking forward to Dale. 67 Thanks so much. 68 Thanks make Dale.
How Bridgewater State University Adapted To Online Learning
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Om in the Office... Cape & Plymouth Business February 2021 Edition
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This great book my great Manager, Ken Leblanc gave me many years ago - still applies today! It represents the disruption in comfort and our known path to success. I hear "when things get back to normal" on the daily. The normal in 2019 is gone for now, and maybe forever. We will find new ways to find success. That includes learning new skills, finding a mentor or peer group, hiring professional help, adapting to our environment, and not looking back. We are fortunate to live in a time where FREE help is in great abundance. Send us a message if there's help you could use in your career, non-profit, or business. .. #wegotthis #DailyDale #capecod #plymouth #southshore #capeplymouthbusiness #smallbusiness #business
"Who Moved My Cheese?' - Still Applies Today
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1 Hello, everyone Dale Shadbegian here with Samantha from the Marconi 2 Society talking about an upcoming Cape Cod Tech Council event. 3 Hello, Samantha. 4 How are you today? 5 Hi, and 6 So nice to be here. 7 Thank you for the interview. So Nice to see you, we're really excited about your upcoming talk for 8 the Tech Council. 9 Can you give us an idea? 10 I know this is going to be kind of like a Q&A type session, questions, 11 answers. 12 Just tell us briefly Marconi Society. 13 What is it? 14 What are some things that were going to come to learn about 15 during this talk on Friday. Sure, first of all, the Marconi Society is a 16 nonprofit public charity focused on the intersection of advanced 17 technology and Digital Inclusion. 18 Historically were probably best known for our Marconi prize and that's 19 widely regarded as the Nobel Prize of communications and 20 So we give away a yearly prize to a luminary who has really changed 21 the fabric of our world through a technology that helps to connect 22 people. 23 And so former Prize winners have been inventors of the 24 internet, inventors of the World Wide Web, inventor of GPS, inventors of 25 the mobile phone. 26 So that lot of really really amazing people that we've been able to 27 celebrate through our 45 years of experience. 28 That's great. 29 So we're extremely lucky to be in our little place in Cape Cod and 30 have someone like you come and speak to us. 31 What are the kind of questions or you know topics that someone might 32 want to learn about or ask about during the event. 33 So today I'm hoping to talk a little bit about Digital Inclusion and 34 what it is and how it impacts our world and it's a big umbrella. 35 It really is, Digital Inclusion touches every aspect of our culture of 36 our society. 37 And so whether you're interested in education, Digital Inclusion is a 38 big deal. 39 If you're if you're focusing on Healthcare, Digital Inclusion is a big 40 deal people have better health outcomes. 41 They interact with their doctor more regularly, they adhere to 42 medication protocols if they're connected to the internet. 43 There's a lot of research. 44 We're seeing a national pandemic causing hundreds of thousands of 45 students to shift online for their education. 46 Meanwhile, there are millions of people in our country that don't 47 Access so what does that mean for education and for students falling 48 further behind. 49 There's implications for the banking, for Workforce, for everything. 50 So my hope is that we can kind of give a talk a little bit about what 51 did Digital Inclusion is, what causes a lack of connectivity and adoption 52 in the US and how we can change that moving forward . Wow, that sounds like a 53 deep topic, but I'm sure I'm sure we're going to have a lot of fun and 54 learn a lot about this, I really appreciate you taking the time today 55 I really encourage everyone to sign up and to attend this event, and I can't 56 wait to see you there. 57 Thank you. 58 Can't wait. 59 Thanks for having me
Dale Shadbegian and Samantha Marconi Discuss a bit about Cape Cod Technology Council's Friday Event!
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