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MIT Enterprise Forum of NYC Announces Panel and Networking on Investing in Aerospace Entrepreneurship
Dépèche transmise le 9 avril 2009 par Business Wire
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The MIT Enterprise Forum (MITEF) of New York City announces an exciting panel on Investing in Aerospace Entrepreneurship to be held at 5:30pm on April 22 at Eisner LLC in midtown Manhattan.
In these difficult economic times, investors are evaluating all opportunities with an increasingly critical eye and are looking for new investment opportunities with long-term growth potential and near-term visibility. Aerospace and defense technologies represent a fertile area for investment, but have so far been targeted by a limited number of specialized investors.
To fill this gap, MITEF is pleased to announce it will be hosting a thought provoking panel discussion on the potential and the challenges of investing in the aerospace industry with four top industry investment and entrepreneurship experts. Dr. Laurence Vigeant-Langlois, Vice President at CIT Aerospace and MITEF Board Member, will be moderating this panel.
“I look forward to a rich discussion relevant to both potential investors and entrepreneurs seeking growth capital,” says Michael Dyment, CEO and Managing Director at NEXA Capital Partners, one of the panelists. “It is a timely period to address the rewards and challenges of aviation infrastructure investments such as NextGen.”
Other panelists will include Dr. Jill Wittels, Corporate Vice President, Business and Technology Strategy at L-3 Communications, Joe C. Parrish, Vice President Research and Development, Aurora Flight Sciences Corporation and Hoyt Davidson, CEO and Partner, Near Earth LLC. The panelists will share their informed perspectives on topics related to unmanned aerial vehicles, satellite technology and relevant acquisition areas of a major aerospace and defense player.
“I am really pleased that we have been successful in assembling such an impressive panel group,” asserts Dr. Vigeant-Langlois. “Investors and entrepreneurs with an interest in the aerospace industry should not miss this timely networking and discussion opportunity,” she continues.
Registrations are open on the website of the MITEF of NYC at: http://www.mitef-nyc.org.
About the MITEF-NYC
The MITEF of NYC is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to provide educational programs and services that promote networking and innovation at the intersection of business and technology. Formed by MIT alumni in 1971, MITEF has grown to 24 chapters worldwide. Membership and program participation in MITEF events is open to all.
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