on Technology and Economic Development
Entrepreneurship
Kitsap Conference Center
Bremerton, WA
Securing Your Future
October 13, 2005
REGISTER NOW! Online Registration for Western Washington Summit
2005 is now open! Register
NOW to take advantage of Early Bird Discounts and save. WWS2005
will include a technology showcase with exhibitors
and cocktail reception,
followed by presenters. No-host bar for the entire evening.
HONORARY
CHAIRMAN
Congressman Jay Inslee
1st Congressional District -
bio
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Re-thinking IT Governance: Delivering Real Business Value from IT-enabled
Change"
- John Thorp (Author
of The Information Paradox) -
bio
Other Special Guest Speakers Innovations in
Identity Management. What Bill Gates Meant When He Said The Password
is Not Enough -John Wylder,
Strategic Security Advisor
for Microsoft and
Author of "Strategic Information Security"
-
bio
"America
at the Internet Crossroads: Choosing the Road to Innovation, Wealth and a
Supercharged Economy"
-Michael Bookey of Pachena Light Consulting -
bio
Hampton Inn - To reserve a room at the
special conference rate of $84.55 per night plus tax, please call 206.694.0067
or email shafer@ehotelconcepts.com.
CANCELLATION POLICY
As a non-profit organization, WSTPA regrets
that we cannot refund registration fees due to cancellations or non-attendance,
but we do encourage substitutions in the event that you are unable to attend. To
request a substitution, please call us at 206.338.6554 or email
events@wstpa.org.
Summit Premier
Sponsors
Summit Event Sponsors
Summit
Supporting Sponsors
Summit Collaborating
Sponsors
Technology
Showcase Exhibitors
Kitsap Bank
Kitsap Economic Development Council
Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal
Kitsap XEROgraphiX
Microsoft
NetDesk
Olympic College
phunghi, inc.
Puget Sound Computer User
Washington Technology Center
West Sound Workforce
WSTPA
Innovations in
Identity Management. What Bill Gates Meant When He Said The Password
is Not Enough
"America
at the Internet Crossroads: Choosing the Road to Innovation, Wealth and a
Supercharged Economy"
