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GovPilot’s Fall Ascent

By Alannah Dragonetti

We may have entered fall, but GovPilot is only going up!

  • We Attended 2 Tradeshows
      • After a brief hiatus from the tradeshow circuit, we exhibited at two in in September  and we are glad that we did! We left the following events with names, numbers and knowledge that will go a long way in expanding our database and our product catalog selection:
        • IML Conference in Chicago, IL
          • The GovPilot team went to the Windy City to show Illinois’ municipal employees how GovPilot’s cloud-powered capabilities can help them breeze through the work day!
        • Rutgers’ NCPP Conference in Boston ,MA
          • This September, GovPilot went back to school— Boston’s Suffolk University, that is — to attend Rutgers’ 10th annual NCPP conference, an event dedicated to the measurement and application of data. Needless to say, we met many like minded people.
  • We Made NJAC’s September Newsletter
      • The story of how we helped client Hopkinsville, Kentucky transform into Eclipseville in anticipation of August’s total solar eclipse appeared in this month’s NJAC County Biz newsletter. See page 9.
  • We Exceeded Storm Relief Fundraising Goals
      • Our hearts go out to those affected by this year’s particularly tragic hurricane season. GovPilot set-up a donation page with the goal of raising $500 to support Red Cross hurricane relief efforts. We are pleased to announce that we exceeded our goal by  a few hundred dollars! GovPilot thanks everyone who donated for their generosity and invites anyone who hasn’t yet, to visit GovPilot’s storm relief fundraising page.
  • We Welcomed the Following Clients
    • September marked the end of our third quarter and the beginning of some exciting partnerships with:
      • Colts Neck, NJ
      • Deal, NJ

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