Dan Pietroske Owner of Association Application Group serves the non-profit community and educational organizations in the Chicago Land Area.  AAG works in the space where creativity, education and technology meet.

Our guest today on the podcast, Dan Pietroske, a friend for over 20 years has specialize in connecting the gap between technology and business.   Special services they provide is meeting planning, abstract collection of data, meeting scheduling, mobile apps, web apps, technology education sessions, speed networking and much more.

Ideas and Topics Discussed in This Episode:

* How to bridge the gap between technology and business

* If You Are Not Tech-Savvy Then Dan Can Help You Bridge The Gap

* How to connect your business and technology 24 hours a day

* How to make it simple to organize large amount of data

* How to smooth your workflow with technology

* How apps and other technology helps connect members in meetings

* Dan talks about how to save time when using technology for your business

* How to connect your data with other business you are working with

* Save time and money for non-profit business to operate

* Let the software do the work for you even after hours when your business is closed

* What is a gamification app and how can you use the app to boost your productivity in your business?

* What is an ePosters?

* Plus a whole lot more!

Links/Resources/Sponsors Mentioned:

* Dan’s Company Website

* Dan Pietroske Direct Phone #847-512-4412

* Email Dan

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