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December 26, 2011
A look back at some of the various business videos on Siliconrepublic.com during 2011, including interviews with the ITLG, the IDA and it@cork. Silicon Republic
 Winter, 2011Originally from Limerick, John Hartnett is now a hugely influential figure in Silicon Valley and the driving force behind a range of initiatives and organisations, including the Irish Technology Leadership Group. Interview with Grainne Rothery. "The ITLG is a network and a platform that can create access to capital, customers and talent. They're the three things that companies need most."  December 23, 2011IRISH TECHNOLOGY Leadership Group (ITLG), the California-based organisation of Irish and Irish-American technology executives, has entered into a partnership with the Kauffman Foundation to deliver education on entrepreneurship to Irish start-ups. The first fruits of the relationship will be a “CEO boot camp” which will take place in Silicon Valley next March as part of the group’s Irish Innovation Summit.  December 20, 2011The Irish Technology Leadership Group has forged a major partnership with the global authority on entrepreneurship, the Kauffman Foundation, which will result in the development of a diaspora innovation strategy to deliver world-leading entrepreneurship programmes and policies to Irish start-ups. Silicon Republic  December 14, 2011I am absolutely thrilled that the soon to be built Drogheda Enterprise Centre, is now a 'Gateway to Silicon Valley' through a unique partnership with the ITLG, which has offered a $50,000 support package to the centre,' says Chamber President Padraic Kierans. Drogheda Independent  December 9, 2011Bay Area executives and entrepreneurs of Irish descent are joining forces to help revive the economy of their ancestral country. Called Diaspora 2016, the initiative aims to create a global pool of industry leaders with Irish roots who will volunteer to serve on Irish state boards until 2016. SF Chronicle Patently the best route.......MORE  December 6, 2011Northern Ireland could be registering up to 200 more patents ayear by 2030, according to Science Park data. When the Irish Technology Leadership Group visited Belfast recently, chair John Hartnett, a Silicon Valley-based based CEO) said: “Belfast can claim to be the capital of creativity in Europe.” Belfast Telegraph  November 9, 2011Rory McInerney is the Intel vice-president responsible for creating chips that power the world’s data centres, e-commerce sites and social networks. As cloud computing becomes the norm and virtually any connected device will be able to engage in high-end computing, it is fitting that it happens to be an Irishman who is at the helm of Intel’s Architecture and Microprocessor Development groups. Silicon Republic November 8, 2011
John Hartnett speaks on new internship program. BBC Radio Ulster
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