Thanks to our friends at Strategic Government Resources we can record our webinars and offer them to our members to rewatch them or to take a first look if you missed it. SeeClickFix’s Ryan Mannion chatted with us all about their public sector app that allows citizens to report and track issues in their neighborhood. … Continued
Second in the Innovation Webinar Series is Code for America, a non-profit focused on helping government use technology to make government services simple, effective, and easy to use. Code for America will be chatting about two of their initiatives, Open Data and the Digital Front Door. Check out the details below. Register for the Code for … Continued
We’ve started an Innovation Webinar Series and leading off is a company that is empowering citizens and allowing local governments to better connect with their residents. SeeClickFix is a smart phone app that allows citizens to report issues and so much more. Register for the SeeClickFix Webinar How are they innovative? SeeClickFix is a new … Continued
ELGL is excited to announce a webinar series all about innovation! Check out the lineup of speakers and mark your calendars for these great learning opportunities. Innovation! Innovation is a popular buzz word especially in local government and there seem to be speakers, classes, seminars and more, extolling the virtues of innovation or telling organizations how … Continued
Southeast ELGL board member Michael O’Brien, the founder and principal of MOB Advocacy, will be MCing a webinar on “Smart Cities.” He’s chosen three startup companies that are getting national recognition for the work they are doing to talk to the ELGL membership.
Innovate Lane County “Creative, risky, Innovative, Initiative” presented by Lane County Thursday, July 19th 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. Lane County Public Works Customer Service Building 3050 N. Delta Highway, Eugene (across from Home Depot) RSVP: oregonelgl@gmail.com ELGL Lunch Seminar Agenda 07_19_2012 “The initiative has taken our organization’s innovative spirit and kicked it into overdrive.” -Lane County … Continued
