Nashville, TN (PRWEB) May 03, 2011
Magazines.com, the Internet’s largest magazine subscription service, announced today that its CIO Jeff Fields will be a speaker at the upcoming 11th Annual Technology Nashville Conference, slated for May 4 in downtown Nashville. The Nashville Technology Council, a non-profit organization and affiliate of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, hosts the full-day technology conference each year.
Fields will participate on a panel discussion entitled the ?Strategic Role of Technology in the C-Suite.?
?I?m honored to be a part of the Technology Nashville Conference,? Fields said. ?I look forward to the discussing the strategic role of technology in business. It?s important that technology professionals have both strategic and operational skills to succeed in working with business owners.?
The conference highlights Middle Tennessee technology companies, technology innovation, talent acquisition and entrepreneurship in four key regional industries: healthcare, transactions, music/publishing and commerce. In addition, the conference will feature an IT exposition with more than 25 Middle Tennessee companies, showcasing the latest technology products and services for businesses.
Technology Nashville Conference is from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, May 4th at the Nashville Convention Center.
About Magazines.com
Magazines.com is the oldest, the largest and the most dependable magazine subscription service on the Internet. We are a privately-held company based in Franklin, Tenn., a suburb of Nashville. Our major investors include Time Inc., publisher of great magazines like People and Sports Illustrated.
With more than 2,000 titles available, Magazines.com offers people a fun, easy way to discover new magazines and helps them track subscriptions. Magazines.com is the leading independent agent selling subscriptions, serving customers online at Magazines.com and by telephone at 800-MAGAZINES (800-624-2946.)
About the Nashville Technology Council
The Nashville Technology Council, an affiliate of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, is an exclusive, 501(c)(6) non-for-profit organization devoted to helping the Middle Tennessee technology community succeed. Membership is open to technology companies, technology employers, service providers, educational institutions, and non-profit companies interested in supporting the growth of technology business in Middle Tennessee. Since its formation in 1999, the NTC?s membership has grown to more than 390 organizations.
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