Authored by on Friday, Oct 26, 2012
Greane Tree Technology President Annmarie Lanesey is looking forward to participating in the upcoming panel discussion and networking event entitled “From College to Career: How Did She Do It?” The event will be held in the Campus Center Assembly Hall at the University at Albany from 3 to 6 pm on Thursday, November 1. Panelists will discuss how they chose or chanced upon their current positions, what they like about technology and technology careers, the advantages and disadvantages of being a woman in a technology field, the importance of mentorship, and how to balance professional and personal life.
Authored by on Wednesday, Sep 26, 2012
Greane Tree Technology President Annmarie Lanesey attended Rails Girls in Washington, DC on September 15 and 16 as part of an effort to bring the informative, inspiring, and fun event to the Capital District software community early next year. The workshop is an introduction to web development using Ruby on Rails.The hands-on workshop began with an Installation Fest at which participants configured their computers for building a web application in Ruby on Rails.
Authored by on Monday, Sep 10, 2012
Rumor has it that one of the panelists will be sitting in a red chair at today’s Women in Technology panel. The red chair symbolizes support for women in computing and IT. The Women in Technology panel, part of the Capital Region’s first Tech Career Expo, takes place from 4:30 to 5:30 pm today at the University at Albany’s SEFCU Arena. Greane Tree Technology President Annmarie Lanesey joins Jennifer Goodall, Director, College of Computing and Information Women in Technology at the University at Albany; Farah Tuten, Sr.
Authored by on Friday, Sep 7, 2012
Greane Tree Technology President Annmarie Lanesey attended yesterday's star-studded panel discussion on "What's Next for Tech Valley?" and filed this report: Today was a special day for Tech Valley with the visit of Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, pioneering inventor and philanthropist. He was joined by Peter C. Schultz, Ph.D., a co-inventor of the fiber optics now used worldwide for telecommunications; John Cavalier, former Chairman and CEO of MapInfo; and Dan Pickett, Chairman and CEO of nfrastructure, an IT infrastructure company with Capital Region headquarters and national presence.
Authored by on Monday, Aug 27, 2012
Annmarie Lanesey, President of Greane Tree Technology, has been invited to participate in the panel “Women in Technology: Where We Are, Where We’re Going.” The panel, co-sponsored by Women@Work and the Times Union, is part of the Capital Region’s first Tech Career Expo. The Expo will be held on Monday, September 10, from 2 to 7 pm, at the University at Albany’s SEFCU Arena. The Women in Technology panel starts at 4:30 pm.
Authored by on Friday, Aug 17, 2012
Annmarie Lanesey, President of Greane Tree Technology, has been named one of the Business Review’s 2012 “Women Who Mean Business.” This year’s other winners are Heather Briccetti of the Business Council of NYS, Barbara Hess of SEFCU, Kathleen Brodbeck of St. Peter’s Health Partners, Tenée Casaccio of JMZ Architects and Planners, and Trish Rost of Madison Handbags. “I am honored to be included in the company of these wonderful women,” says Annmarie, “and humbled to win an award that several of my mentors have won in previous years.
Authored by on Monday, Aug 13, 2012
Last week the Greane Tree Technology team headed down to New York City for the NY Tech Meetup, affectionately referred to on the web as \#NYTM, to bring back home to Tech Valley a piece of inspiration from the fast emerging New York City technology scene. \#NYTM is known for its monthly demo nights, where once a month, 9 or 10 technology companies are given the opportunity to take the stage at the Skirball Theater at NYU and show the world what they do.
Authored by on Wednesday, Aug 8, 2012
Greane Tree Technology is one of five local businesses chosen for the sixth annual Rensselaer County Chamber of Commerce “Good News” award. The awards recognize “exceptional businesses that have positively impacted the region’s economy and way of life.” We’re thrilled! In addition to Greane Tree Technology, Brunswick Harley-Davidson, Garelick Farms, Monolith Solar Associates, and The Towne Tavern were selected for “Good News” awards. Rensselaer County Chamber President Linda Hillman says, “This year’s recipients truly represent a cross-section of Rensselaer County’s business community.
Authored by on Monday, Jul 2, 2012
Annmarie Lanesey is the subject of this month's "I Did It" feature in Capital Region Women@Work. The profile explains the history and philosophy behind Greane Tree Technology. Annmarie encourages other women and entrepreneurs: "Work and thrive as individuals, take the risks and our community will thrive." Photo credit: Colleen Ingerto/Women@Work In her rapidly changing technological field, Annmarie Lanesey plays to her strengths. By nature, and by training, she has a highly scientific mind with the ability to problem-solve quickly and thoroughly.
Authored by on Friday, Apr 6, 2012
Greane Tree Technology Group, LLC is proud to announce its placement in the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce’s business competition. Sixteen Capital Region businesses competed in the competition of the Chamber's Entrepreneur Program. Prizes included $1000 cash sponsored by First Niagara Bank, a new printer/ scanner/ fax system from Repeat Business Systems, as well as a one year membership to the chamber. Nehme Frangie, vice president of partnerships and operations at Vicarious Visions in Menands –– the company that created such popular games as “Guitar Hero,” “Spider-Man” and “Tony Hawk” –– was the keynote speaker and inspired the businesses to forge ahead despite the current state of the economy.