Charlotte Regional Technology Executives Council

	Upcoming Events

Next CRTEC Meeting Wed, Feb 22, 2012

Guest Speaker:
Paul Wettenhall
Topic:
"Ventureprise: How UNC-Charlotte is expanding its reach to Charlotte's technology entrepreneurs."
We'll also have a brief demo from MailVu, last year's Five Ventures winner.

When: Wednesday, Feb 22nd from 7:30AM to 8:30AM
Place: Members click here for details (requires login)

Charlotte entrepreneurs - you'll want to attend this one.

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	Charlotte Regional Technology Executives Council

The Charlotte Regional Technology Executives Council (CRTEC) is an organization dedicated to the continuous education for its members and the economic development of technology companies in the Charlotte region. The council resources are primarily volunteers comprised of executive level technology leaders in this region. CRTEC is recognized as a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization.

	Member Profile of the Month

January 2012
Garth Moulton, President & Co-Founder, OtherScreen

Garth is President and Co-Founder of OtherScreen, a Charlotte tech startup that is building a companion content platform for social TV. He's responsible for the OtherScreen user community, helps set product direction and sell the vision, and is also an investor in the company. Before that he was the co-founder of Jigsaw, a crowd sourced business database that sold to Salesforce.com in May 2010 for $175 MM. Garth's primary responsibility at Jigsaw was building and managing their community of over 1.5M content generating members. Prior to Salesforce and Jigsaw, he had a successful career selling enterprise software at Open Environment Corporation, Talarian Corporation, Cambridge Technology Partners, Personify, Sawyer Media and Digital Impact.

He’s a Vermonter, a graduate of Brown and a passionate Red Sox / Patriots / Celtics fan. Garth, his wife and two kids moved to Charlotte in 2009 and he’s been an impact player in our local technology community, serving on multiple panels and advisory boards.