This is a free workshop and open to the public.
About NextStep Web Workshops
NextStep Web Workshops is a monthly seminar series designed to empower small business owners with practical knowledge and tools they can use to leverage new internet technology in their organizations.
This is not a series on, “How the Internet Works” or, “Web Page Building 101”. We will be focusing on how to use available tools to enhance websites, sales, and communication to existing and new customers. We will be providing a straightforward step-up to the technology that will be relevant today and in the years to come. Read the rest…
We are pleased to announce…
June 21, 2006NextStep Web Workshops, sponsored by Spiritbank Business Resource Centerand Vizalution, LLC., is a free monthly seminar series designed to empower small business owners with practical knowledge and tools they can use to leverage new internet technology in their organizations.
Each workshop is presented by by Carlos Moreno and Brad Vernon, both small business owners who specialize in Internet technologies and website development. Join us and take the NextStep for your business. Read the rest…
Join us on October 25th, 2006 at 4.30pm in the SpiritBank Business Resource Center Community Room (map) for:
About the presenters:
Carlos Moreno
Since 1996, Carlos has designed, developed, and been project manager for over 300 websites and web-based applications, mostly for small businesses. As the president of Toydrum, he keeps the group grounded in a scientific approach and ensures the creation of quantifiable results for clients with each project. Read more…
Brad Vernon
Brad Vernon has been working on interactive design and websites since 1996. He has held positions at NASA Ames Research Center creating multimedia CDs, The Digital Clubhouse as CTO and teacher of computer skills to the community, and StudioFX as an Associate Producers of websites. In 1997 he started his own company Shark Media, which specializes in interactive media, custom DVD creation, website design and programming. Read more…