NEWSLETTER
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Winter 2003 |
mgeroe@adknowledge.com |

NEXT MEETING
February 28, 2003
Noon to 1:30 pm
Williams Mullen
1666 K Street, NW
Suite 1200
Washington, DC
Agenda
| 1. Introduction of attendees |
| 2. Update on HTEC Project |
| 3. Spring Conference w/ITDH |
| 4. Think Tank Development |
| 5. Biotech Activities |
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a. MAGYOSZ |
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b. 270Tech |
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c. Other interests |
| 6. Group Outreach |
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a. AH Foundation/GW Awards |
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b. Other Groups |
| 7 . Adopt-a-Group: Cserkesz? |
Hungarian Technology Enterprise Center (HTEC)
Last year, AHEC proposed to the Hungarian Government a project
to attract SME Hungarian businesses to the United States, and
support them in competing in U.S. markets. There is particular
interest in technology companies in the following areas:
- Homeland security, antiterrorism and bio-terrorism prevention;
- End-to-end broadband wired and wireless communications; and
- Military electronics in C4 (wired and wireless communications,
command, control, computing).
AHEC, teaming up with the Fredericksburg Regional Alliance, is
fleshing out its proposal, the second phase of which will involve
attracting SME U.S. businesses to Hungary. You can help in many
ways. HTEC will undertake a fundraising effort, and we are trying
to identify other groups (not necessarily Hungarian) before which
HTEC may make fundraising and other presentations. If you have
ties to groups which may be interested, please notify any of the
AHEC Board Members. Other ways in which you may become involved:
- Do you know a Hungarian business well suited to compete in
the US?
- Are you aware of a U.S. business well suited to compete in
Hungary?
- Do you have suggestions on prospective staff members for an
HTEC office in Washington, D.C. or Fredericksburg, VA (preferably,
someone fluent in Hungarian)?
We encourage anyone with specific ideas about the project to
notify the AHEC Board, so that we may get you further involved
in the HTEC project as soon as possible.
REFERRALS
It is always nice to learn about AHEC related referrals. In January,
a Williams Mullen client was seeking
intellectual property protection for a wireless telecommunications
product in Hungary. Mike Geroe was
pleased to be able to refer the matter to Michael
Lantos of Danubia. Danubia
is one of the premier intellectual property service providers
in Hungary. Williams Mullen is a full service law firm based in
Virginia.
If you are aware of a referral made between AHEC members, please
notify AHEC for placement of the matter in an upcoming newsletter.
Note that some AHEC members pay fees for referrals.

PROJECT PROPOSALS
HTEC grew out of a proposal developed in AHEC meetings. Do you
have suggestions for a specific project that AHEC may undertake?
Speak out!

AHEC MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
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