Hot Topics

Stuff we’re thinking about going to

The bottom line on bottom lines: CPA Paul Strohmenger presents "How to Read and Understand Financial Statements 101," June 29 in Old Westbury.

June 19, 2018

 

June 20
LIASB: The Golden Rules
7:30-10 a.m., Adelphi University Conference Center, Hauppauge
The small business-networking group Long Island Advancement of Small Business presents a panel discussion offering a broad overview of critical concepts of key employment issues. For more information, call (516) 473-7202. Registration here.

June 20
Cocktails & Chromosomes: Mars and Venus? Not Quite…
7-8 p.m., Six Harbors Brewing Co., Huntington
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory presents the next installment of its Cocktails & Chromosomes series, a lively social discussion with developmental neuroscientist and CSHL Assistant Professor Jessica Tollkuhn on hormone surges, the different ways male and female brains perceive sex and other estrogen- and testosterone-driven realities. Space is limited. Registration and more information. 

June 27
The Future of LIPA in a Post-Sandy World
8-9:45 a.m., Old Westbury Golf & Country Club
The Long Island Real Estate Group welcomes Long Island Power Authority CEO Tom Falcone for a breakfast discussion on LIPA’s immediate and long-term futures. Free for LIREG members. For nonmember tickets and more information, email info@LIREG.org or call (631) 721-7400.

June 27
CEWIT Incubator Showcase
9 a.m.-noon, Stony Brook University
Stony Brook’s Center for Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology presents its annual innovation celebration featuring more than 50 company exhibits (with a heavy focus on biotech, IT and clean energy) and A-list networking for innovators, investors, government representatives and entrepreneurs of every stripe. Registration and more information.

June 27
Driverless Cars: The Game Changer for Future Cities
5-6:30 p.m., One North, Jericho
The Commercial Industrial Broker Society of Long Island presents an “Ideas Worth Sharing” event covering the ripple effects of autonomous vehicles and how architects and others will need to reimagine future spaces in response, featuring Joseph Brancato, vice chairman of Gensler’s Northeast. After-program cocktail hour to follow. Program sponsors include Farrell Fritz and Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, among others. Registration and more information.

June 28
Suffolk County IDA regular meeting
12:30 p.m., H. Lee Dennison Building, Hauppauge 
The Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency holds its regular monthly meeting in Media Room No. 184 of the H. Lee Dennison administration building. Meeting is open to the public.

June 28
Social Media Day 2018
6:30-9 p.m., Marriott Residence Inn, Plainview
The Social Media Association presents its annual Social Media Day celebration, bringing together business professionals, innovators, influencers and the general public for an opportunity to connect their online networks offline in a face-to-face setting. Complimentary hors d’oeuvres. Registration and more information.

June 29
How to Read and Understand Financial Statements 101
8-10 a.m., Harry J. Schure Hall, NYIT, Old Westbury
Paul Strohmenger, CPA and managing partner of Nettle Bay Partners, presents a comprehensive seminar designed to familiarize attendees with the structure and contents of financial statements. Approved for 2 CLE credits. Tuition assistance available. Registration and more information.

June 29
LIMBA 2018 Breakfast Series: Jesse Powell
 8 a.m., Courtyard by Marriott, Ronkonkoma
Long Island Metro Business Action presents Maglev Strategies founder and President Jesse Powell in an interactive discussion with LIMBA’s Bill Miller and Ernie Fazio about maglev technology and hour it might address numerous societal problems over the next century. The 2018 Breakfast Series is supported by premiere sponsors Bradley & Parker and Lewis Johs Avallone Aviles LLP. Registration and more information.

July 12
Health Tech 2.0 Summit
8-11 a.m., SIMPLAY, Hauppauge
The Long Island Press presents guest speakers and a panel of technology, digital and healthcare thought leaders exploring how digital and personal technologies are revolutionizing patient participation and commoditizing the healthcare industry. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For registration and more information, contact Joanna Austin at (516) 284-3331 ext. 237 or jaustin@longislandpress.com.

July 13
LIMBA 2018 Breakfast Series: Phil Eng
 8 a.m., Courtyard by Marriott, Ronkonkoma
Long Island Metro Business Action presents Metropolitan Transit Authority COO Phil Eng in an interactive discussion with LIMBA’s Bill Miller and Ernie Fazio about the future of the Long Island Rail Road and other MTA Initiatives. The 2018 Breakfast Series is supported by premiere sponsors Bradley & Parker and Lewis Johs Avallone Aviles LLP. Registration and more information.

August 7
Tech Together Happy Hour
5-7:30 p.m., The Refuge, Melville
The Long Island Software & Technology Network, Ellevate Women’s Network and Innovate LI team up for another classic evening of free hors d’oeuvres and Grade A networking, with a tech twist. Registration and more information.

Sept. 8
UAS Drone Certification Class
9 a.m.-noon, Farmingdale State College Aviation Flight Center 
Farmingdale State’s AFC offers a six-session drone-pilot certification program focused on the safe operation of drones in the National Airspace System. The program also prepares participants for an FAA licensing examination required to operate drones for commercial purposes. Classes slated to meet for six consecutive Saturdays, through Oct. 13. Registration and more information.

 

Send calendar items, changes or corrections to Gregory.Zeller@InnovateLI.com.

 

 

TOPICS:

SHARE
TWEET
PIN
SHARE

Related Articles

1 Comment on "Stuff we’re thinking about going to"

  1. 78Dolores | December 28, 2016 at 6:09 AM | Reply

    I must say you have very interesting posts here. Your
    website can go viral. You need initial boost
    only. How to get it? Search for; Etorofer’s strategies

52 Trackbacks & Pingbacks

  1. Stuff we're going to: Robots, growth #hacking and who doesn't love you Roger Tilles | Secure Cyber Solution
  2. No. 119: Cold Spring patent fight, Ruchi goes Glam and the dawn of the smart nightstand - Innovate Long Island
  3. No. 119: Cold Spring patent fight, Ruchi goes Glam and the dawn of the smart nightstand | AppleCarInsider
  4. No. 129: Big bonds, gym drinks and how autonomous cars can save suburbia - Innovate Long Island
  5. No. 131: Connected jackets, human flypaper and playing it safe in Rio - Innovate Long Island
  6. 5 incubators, 40 startups, one big showcase - Innovate Long Island
  7. No. 135: Ballpoints, life of Ferguson and a shot at Ali's art - Innovate Long Island
  8. No. 148: Lab skills, brain shock and unkind words about Buffalo - Innovate Long Island
  9. No. 151: Big data, Danby passes and what's wrong with guys on Tinder - Innovate Long Island
  10. No. 152: Mixed earnings, the Shack shakes and welcome mental viagra - Innovate Long Island
  11. No. 153: Thank you Tritec, a mood-altering wearable and when to use a chork - Innovate Long Island
  12. No. 154: Jobs, biker coffee and why we call him Mr. Hogan - Innovate Long Island
  13. No. 158: Rising pay, fewer eats and a new role for Newman - Innovate Long Island
  14. No. 159: Jack Kilby, engineering jobs and LISA at 20 - Innovate Long Island
  15. No. 161: ThermoLifting, a research paradox and Lindsay Lohan earns her chops - Innovate Long Island
  16. No. 162: Secret knocks, video specs and please don't miss Oystober Fest - Innovate Long Island
  17. No. 165: 23 years of opinion, 17 top-earning schools and 84 Clinton castoffs - Innovate Long Island
  18. No. 168: New startups, IDP moves and six seconds in paradise - Innovate Long Island
  19. No. 170: Israel's flicks, an invention demo and inside the Tunnel of Fudge - Innovate Long Island
  20. No. 173: Smart socks, eye transplants and Snapchat's latest Spectacle - Innovate Long Island
  21. No. 174: Of Lesko and the Cullens and a librarian you just can't help but love - Innovate Long Island
  22. No. 177: $1 billion for clean gen, $650 million for bio and a nickel for the LIE - Innovate Long Island
  23. No. 178: More jobs, quantum weirdness and Bowie makes the charts - Innovate Long Island
  24. No. 183: Golub, Waldman, Kaufman and a redux for the VW bus - Innovate Long Island
  25. No. 184: Gwen O'Shea, Joan Bucchino and what to name Ford's soy car - Innovate Long Island
  26. No. 187: Big digs, Tom Brady and guess what the Navy is doing with hagfish slime - Innovate Long Island
  27. No. 188: Dowling sound bites, a Feinstein first and what really makes a woman go ape - Innovate Long Island
  28. No. 189: Smart bottles, flights of fancy and a Snap gender gap - Innovate Long Island
  29. No. 191: Christopher's rising, Skip is not and 295,000 Facebook users can't be wrong - Innovate Long Island
  30. No. 195: Tilapia burn cure, jackfruit chocolate and 18 defining moments in craft beer history - Innovate Long Island
  31. No. 196: Katy Cole, Herman Berliner, Ray Farrell and a halt on H-1Bs - Innovate Long Island
  32. No. 199: Top chefs, wicked fast Internet and Allan Cohen is staying put - Innovate Long Island
  33. No. 201: Saving Shea, eschewing beef and offshore wind makes waves - Innovate Long Island
  34. No. 202: Top VCs, a secret space plane and technology goes palooza in Westbury - Innovate Long Island
  35. No. 203: Hemp, spinal implants and thank you, Edwin Binney - Innovate Long Island
  36. No. 204: $40K Hofstra challenge, Mojo Workin' and a deadline for the border wall - Innovate Long Island
  37. No. 205: Farrell Fritz on the move, kudos for Canon and lusting after your digital assistant - Innovate Long Island
  38. No. 206: Huggable robots, a craft beer census and Katy Cole e-discovers herself - Innovate Long Island
  39. No. 189: Smart bottles, flights of fancy and a Snap gender gap - LI Tech News
  40. No. 208: Post-holiday meatloaf, best NY biz spots and a sweet-talking vending machine named Vicki - Innovate Long Island
  41. No. 209: Morey, Saulle, Fortunoff, Melvin and Bergman. Oh, and Tuesday. - Innovate Long Island
  42. No. 211: Real facts, a robotic dog and cloning the Star Trek tricorder - Innovate Long Island
  43. No. 214: Health is hot, what the French are up to and Crayola needs your help - Innovate Long Island
  44. No. 215: T-bets, Dicky Doo and not so many earnings in the earnings reports - Innovate Long Island
  45. No. 216: Top craft brews, Buffalo bots and you can't imagine what you coulda made with Amazon - Innovate Long Island
  46. No. 217: DiNapoli faceoff, a final flight and Dottie Herman's doing just fine - Innovate Long Island
  47. No. 218: Kaushansky rising, moguls go tech and getting to know your sodium - Innovate Long Island
  48. No. 220: Burgers, dunkers, Charlie Watts and the future of self-charging drones - Innovate Long Island
  49. No. 223: Luminati grounded, Port CEO search a bust and Farmingdale has the meats - Innovate Long Island
  50. No. 227: Gail Simmons, Jim Simons and we somehow missed the most expensive housing list - LI Tech News
  51. No. 228: Sleep at your desk, promising T-Cell therapy and Elvis has left the brewery - Innovate Long Island
  52. No. 231: Mather's in, Amazon's medical skunkworks and the secret life of airline wine - Innovate Long Island

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published.


*