RALEIGH, NC - October 1, 2004 - Llamawerx is proud to announce that co-founders Doug Griswold and Judy Gerard will participate in panel discussions at Infotech 2004 and Entrepreneur 2004 hosted by the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED).
On October 8th, CEO Doug Griswold will provide insight into wireless technology by participating in the panel entitled “The Convergence of Cellular and Wireless LAN Technologies.” Before starting Llamawerx, Mr. Griswold led development efforts using wireless technologies for Ericsson Inc. “At Ericsson, we developed products that combined wireless technologies in innovative ways. In our group, the mindset always revolved around the end user. Making it seamless for them is what it’s all about,” said Doug.
On October 30th, President Judy Gerard will discuss the challenges and opportunities of woman entrepreneurship at CED’s Entrepreneur 2004. On the panel, Women and Entrepreneurship: A Good Match, a group of successful women entrepreneurs will discuss why they believe women owning their own business are a good fit. “Having recently transitioned from the corporate to the entrepreneurial world, I’m more convinced then ever that women have the skills necessary to make the leap. If I can positively impact others, I will,” said Judy.
Llamawerx is a client-driven consulting group conceived in 2001 providing agile services relating to consulting, software development, business analysis, mentoring and training. Their strength is their ability to bring software from concept to reality, rapidly and reliably. For more information, visit www.llamawerx.com or call (919) 863-4336.
The Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1984 to stimulate the creation and growth of high-impact companies in the greater Research Triangle area. With more than 3,500 active members representing over 1,000 companies, CED is the largest entrepreneurial support organization in the nation. For more information, visit www.cednc.org or call (919) 549-7500.