The VAR Guy

The next MSPmentor Live webcast is today (Wednesday, Aug. 18) at 2:00 p.m. eastern. If you’re trying to expand your recurring managed security revenues then join us for today’s discussion. We’ll take your questions throughout the webcast. Here’s a closer look at today’s guest speakers.

Our schedule includes…

Today, Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2:00 p.m. eastern

• Register Now to Learn: How to Find and Retain Your First 100 Managed Security Customer Seats
• Guest Speaker 1: Nick Bock, co-founder and CEO of Five Nines Technology Group, ranked among the 500 fastest growing privately held U.S. companies by Inc. magazine.
• Guest Speaker 2: Chris Gibbs, SSR Online, a leading MSP in Wisconsin, that promotes managed security into the hospitality vertical.
• Guest Speaker 3: TJ Alldridge, SMB Expert, Trend Micro (the event’s sponsor), describing service provider licensing models for MSPs.
• Moderator: Yours truly, making sure we cover dozens of attendee questions throughout
• Join Us: Registration is simple

Also, Coming Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2:00 p.m. eastern

• Register Now to Learn: Five Ways to Reduce MSP Operating Costs & Boost Service Levels
• Guest Speaker 1: Dan Tomaszewski, president, Green Light Business Technologies, a top MSP in Michigan
• Guest Speaker 2: Sean Furman, president, STF Consulting, driving new MSP growth in New Jersey
• Guest Speaker 3: Expertise from Intel (the event’s sponsor), describing how its MSP partners are boosting service levels across North America
• Moderator: Yours truly, once again posing attendee questions to our speakers
• Join Us: Registration is simple

Additional Events

For a look at our complete webcast schedule, check www.MSPmentor.net/events. Thanks for joining the dialog on our web sites and during our live webcasts.

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