Aug 24, 2023
This FREE online event on November 16th includes celebrities like Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec, AI expert and top technology leader Adam Cheyer, and best-selling author and entrepreneur extraordinaire Mike Michalowicz.
Everett, Washington, United States - August 24, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Eric Stefanik, owner and founder of Elliptic Systems Corporation, an IT security services company serving small business owners in Phoenix, AZ, is officially a host of the second annual Small Business Tech Day happening November 16th.
This FREE online event includes celebrities like Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec, AI expert and top technology leader Adam Cheyer, and best-selling author and entrepreneur extraordinaire Mike Michalowicz.
The event is designed to help small businesses equip themselves with the best technology and practices available today to increase productivity and profitability and protect them against online threats.
“It’s nearly impossible for businesses to stay up-to-date on emerging trends in technology. It’s been that way for years, but with the emergence of AI, dependence on “work-from-anywhere” models, and, unfortunately, an increase in online threats from overseas, it’s more important than ever to know what’s happening. The right tools, services, software, and partners can be the difference between business growth and going out of business. Owners and their employees can improve their quality of life while increasing productivity and profitability when they use technology the right way, and that’s what we want to bring to Phoenix small businesses.” said Eric Stefanik, chief executive officer for Elliptic Systems Corporation.
This international event will feature well-known business leaders, tech experts, and leading minds showing small businesses how to compete and succeed in many aspects of their business with a concentration on utilizing emerging technology trends. For more information about Small Business Tech Day, go to https://www.escoffer.com/tech-day-2023/ or call (480) 207-7979 and let them know you’d like information on the FREE local event on November 16th.
About Us: Eric Stefanik has serviced small businesses with IT Security in Phoenix, Seattle, and Hawaii areas for over 30 years. He specializes in helping legal firms, medical, financial, general contractors, architect firms and other sectors with Cybersecurity risk assessments through highly advanced IT penetration testing, vCSO services, and all their IT Security needs. Eric and his team have helped hundreds of small businesses integrate technology and security into their business to maximize growth and opportunity while protecting them from online threats. Capitalizing on his vast knowledge on the dark web and cyber-attacks, in November 2020, Eric released his cybersecurity book which topped the charts in 19 categories becoming Amazon’s #1 bestselling cybersecurity book, “On Thin Ice”. Currently his 2nd Edition book, “Treading on Thin Ice” will be released in October 2023. As a result, Eric was abducted into the National Academy of best-selling authors and named ‘Cyber Security Expert’.
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Organization: Elliptic Systems Corporation
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Website: http://www.ellipticsystems.com
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