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CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, speaks at event on campus
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, greets Gregory Steward,
Trevecca business student, during the "meet and greet" event
that was part of Ballmer's appearance at the meeting of the
Nashville Technology Council meeting, held on Trevecca's campus.
The Nashville Technology Council held its annual meeting in Trevecca's convocation center on January 20, 2010.
More than 800 persons from the Nashville technology community attended the
breakfast meeting that began at 7 AM.
The line-up of speakers was a major attraction. Mayor Karl Dean brought greetings. After Abbie Lundberg, editor-in-chief of CIO Magazine spoke about technology trends for 2010, Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, gave the keynote address. He recounted some of the shifts and trends that computer use and development had produced. Then he highlighted some of Microsoft's recent innovations and described additional ones that are soon to be released.
Trevecca Business/Information Technology students at the breakfast meeting.
Trevecca business student, during the "meet and greet" event
that was part of Ballmer's appearance at the meeting of the
Nashville Technology Council meeting, held on Trevecca's campus.
The Nashville Technology Council held its annual meeting in Trevecca's convocation center on January 20, 2010.
More than 800 persons from the Nashville technology community attended the
breakfast meeting that began at 7 AM.
The line-up of speakers was a major attraction. Mayor Karl Dean brought greetings. After Abbie Lundberg, editor-in-chief of CIO Magazine spoke about technology trends for 2010, Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, gave the keynote address. He recounted some of the shifts and trends that computer use and development had produced. Then he highlighted some of Microsoft's recent innovations and described additional ones that are soon to be released.
Trevecca Business/Information Technology students at the breakfast meeting.
Students waiting for the "meet and greet" event that was part of Ballmer's appearance at the meeting of the Nashville Technology Council meeting, held on Trevecca's campus.
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, gave the keynote address at a Nashville Technology Council meeting at Trevecca.
