**NEW DETAILS ON BREW WEEK INTERNATIONAL 2012 WILL BE COMING SOON! CHECK OUT BREW 2011 BELOW!!**
BREW WEEK INTERNATIONAL
Join the Innovation Revolution
Revolutionary Innovation has always had a home in Massachusetts – in the 18th Century, our merchants and shipbuilders created the China Trade, an audacious and profitable international enterprise. In the 1800s, our visionary manufacturers mass-produced textiles, shoes, and metal products for worldwide markets, and their 20th Century successors did the same with computers, software and biotechnology. Today, across our state, technologists, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals are at work creating the next wave of an ongoing Innovation Revolution.
Join us.
Massachusetts innovators benefit from an atmosphere that fosters connection and collaboration. There is a wealth of potential partners, and proximity to vibrant, world-class research enterprises in virtually any field – from materials science to new media. These intellectual resources can help bring your vision to fruition, or take you in directions that you didn’t know existed.
Join us.
Massachusetts has also been an information technology hub since the 1950s, when our pioneering researchers helped invent digital computing. Today, we are home to over 10,000 digital technology companies, representing about one-fifth of our economic output. Our rich technology ecosystem spawns and supports these, and new, enterprises constantly, as entrepreneurs and corporations explore new tech-enabled avenues in robotics, digital media, health care, life sciences, defense, and clean energy.
Join us… October 20-28, 2011 for INTERNATIONAL BREW WEEK
Downtown BREW
We are welcoming companies and entrepreneurs from all around the globe to join us in Boston and Cambridge where businesses will be opening their doors and offices to share their stories, advice and guidance. What makes Massachusetts so special and how do we encourage and support entrepreneurs committed to growing and staying in the area? View a week’s worth of events and opportunities here. www.brewboston.org
International BREW Breakfast
Be our guest at the “International BREW Breakfast” featuring Secretary Bialecki,representatives from the Patrick-Murray Administration, Mass Technology Leadership Council CEO Tom Hopcroft, Director of the John Adams Innovation Institute Patrick Larkin, and industry leaders including Colin Angle, Co-Founder and CEO of iRobot and Andy Ory, President and CEO of Acme Packet on Friday, October 28th, at the Hynes Convention Center. Register Now!
MassTLC’s “Innovation 2011” unConference
Four generations of entrepreneurs will gather on October 28, 2011 with the focus on early stage entrepreneurship and driving innovation. Unlike the planned sessions and passive audiences of typical conferences, MassTLC’s Innovation 2011 is an unConference where the agenda is formed organically by all attendees the day of the event. No podiums. No stages. Just small interactive sessions taking a deep dive into issues that drive innovation and the success of your company. A professional facilitator helps make it happen. Learn more HERE.
Contact the Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment
To get to the Hynes Convention Center FROM Logan International Airport and Ted Williams Tunnel/I-90 Westbound:
Merge onto I-90 West / Mass Pike/ Ted Williams tunnel and take exit 24 toward I-93.
Merge onto I-93 South via exit on the left.
Take Mass Ave exit, Exit 18.
Take a slight right onto Mass Ave Connector and take your next right onto Massachusetts Ave.
Follow Massachusetts Ave 1.4 miles and take a right onto Boylston St.
The Hynes Convention Center is on the right.
Public Transportation to the Hynes Convention Center Via Logan Airport:
For Hynes, take the subway bus from any terminal to the airport subway station, transfer to the Blue Line and board the westbound train (marked Bowdoin Station) to Government Center. Get off the train and follow signs to the Green Line and board Green Line train D (Riverside) to the Hynes Convention Ctr/ICA Stop. Once you get off the subway, choose any exit and follow the signs to the Hynes.
Via Amtrak and Commuter Rail:
If traveling by Commuter rail or Amtrak from points west or south of Boston, get off at the Back Bay Station and walk through the Copley Place Mall to the Prudential Center and follow the signs to the Hynes Convention Center.
For more information please visit: www.amtrak.com.
Via Subway
The Hynes is just step away from four stations: Hynes Convention Center, Copley Square and Prudential on the the Green Line, and Back Bay on the Orange Line.
Via Bus (MBTA Silver Line to South Station):
Take the Silver Line Bus to South Station. As you depart the terminal, walk to the right and the Silver Line pick-up is at the head of the line at Terminal D. The Silver Line stop is along the roadway between Terminal C and D. Take Silver Line to South Station, transfer to Commuter Rail to Back Bay Station and walk through the Copley Place Mall to the Prudential Center and follow the signs to the Hynes.
Taxi Associations in Boston Boston Cab: 617-536-5010 City Cab: 617-536-5100 Independent Taxi (ITOA): 617-825-4000 Metro Cab: 617-782-5500 Top Cab: 617-266-4800 Town Taxi: 617-536-5000
For information on roadway closures in and around Boston, please visit the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority's website at www.masspike.com.
Int’l Visitors
**NEW DETAILS ON BREW WEEK INTERNATIONAL 2012 WILL BE COMING SOON! CHECK OUT BREW 2011 BELOW!!**
BREW WEEK INTERNATIONAL
Join the Innovation Revolution
Revolutionary Innovation has always had a home in Massachusetts – in the 18th Century, our merchants and shipbuilders created the China Trade, an audacious and profitable international enterprise. In the 1800s, our visionary manufacturers mass-produced textiles, shoes, and metal products for worldwide markets, and their 20th Century successors did the same with computers, software and biotechnology. Today, across our state, technologists, entrepreneurs, and creative professionals are at work creating the next wave of an ongoing Innovation Revolution.
Join us.
Massachusetts innovators benefit from an atmosphere that fosters connection and collaboration. There is a wealth of potential partners, and proximity to vibrant, world-class research enterprises in virtually any field – from materials science to new media. These intellectual resources can help bring your vision to fruition, or take you in directions that you didn’t know existed.
Join us.
Massachusetts has also been an information technology hub since the 1950s, when our pioneering researchers helped invent digital computing. Today, we are home to over 10,000 digital technology companies, representing about one-fifth of our economic output. Our rich technology ecosystem spawns and supports these, and new, enterprises constantly, as entrepreneurs and corporations explore new tech-enabled avenues in robotics, digital media, health care, life sciences, defense, and clean energy.
Join us… October 20-28, 2011 for INTERNATIONAL BREW WEEK
Downtown BREW
We are welcoming companies and entrepreneurs from all around the globe to join us in Boston and Cambridge where businesses will be opening their doors and offices to share their stories, advice and guidance. What makes Massachusetts so special and how do we encourage and support entrepreneurs committed to growing and staying in the area? View a week’s worth of events and opportunities here. www.brewboston.org
International BREW Breakfast
Be our guest at the “International BREW Breakfast” featuring Secretary Bialecki, representatives from the Patrick-Murray Administration, Mass Technology Leadership Council CEO Tom Hopcroft, Director of the John Adams Innovation Institute Patrick Larkin, and industry leaders including Colin Angle, Co-Founder and CEO of iRobot and Andy Ory, President and CEO of Acme Packet on Friday, October 28th, at the Hynes Convention Center. Register Now!
MassTLC’s “Innovation 2011” unConference
Four generations of entrepreneurs will gather on October 28, 2011 with the focus on early stage entrepreneurship and driving innovation. Unlike the planned sessions and passive audiences of typical conferences, MassTLC’s Innovation 2011 is an unConference where the agenda is formed organically by all attendees the day of the event. No podiums. No stages. Just small interactive sessions taking a deep dive into issues that drive innovation and the success of your company. A professional facilitator helps make it happen. Learn more HERE.
Contact the Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Massachusetts Office of International Trade and Investment
Tom Gradel, Program Manager: Tom.Gradel@state.ma.us
Travel Information
Hotel Information
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Logan International Airport (BOS)
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To get to the Hynes Convention Center FROM Logan International Airport and Ted Williams Tunnel/I-90 Westbound:
Public Transportation to the Hynes Convention Center Via Logan Airport:
If traveling by Commuter rail or Amtrak from points west or south of Boston, get off at the Back Bay Station and walk through the Copley Place Mall to the Prudential Center and follow the signs to the Hynes Convention Center.
For more information please visit: www.amtrak.com.
The Hynes is just step away from four stations: Hynes Convention Center, Copley Square and Prudential on the the Green Line, and Back Bay on the Orange Line.
Take the Silver Line Bus to South Station. As you depart the terminal, walk to the right and the Silver Line pick-up is at the head of the line at Terminal D. The Silver Line stop is along the roadway between Terminal C and D. Take Silver Line to South Station, transfer to Commuter Rail to Back Bay Station and walk through the Copley Place Mall to the Prudential Center and follow the signs to the Hynes.
For more information please visit: www.mbta.com.
Taxi Associations in Boston
Boston Cab: 617-536-5010
City Cab: 617-536-5100
Independent Taxi (ITOA): 617-825-4000
Metro Cab: 617-782-5500
Top Cab: 617-266-4800
Town Taxi: 617-536-5000
For information on roadway closures in and around Boston, please visit the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority's website at www.masspike.com.