Holiday Networking with ITAG and MACC/DC

Come join us for a festive evening of networking with the ITAG and MACC/DC partnerships on December 9, 2026! The Innovative Technology Action Group (ITAG) and the Manufacturing Alliance of Chester and Delaware Counties (MACC/DC) will gather together to celebrate the winter holidays and another successful year of the partnerships. • Join us to expand your business network at the Brickside Grille. Connect with other technology professionals, industry partners and manufacturers. • Listen to success stories and enjoy conversations about hiring and retention, connections made, educational events, upskilling employees, and available grants. • Your ticket includes light fare and first beverage. Please help us to grow the ITAG and MACC/DC Partnerships by inviting fellow industry professionals to attend! Sponsorship opportunities are available. Email [email protected] (ITAG) or [email protected] (MACC/DC) NOTES: • Tickets are limited so don't wait to register! We are expecting this event to sell out quickly. No walk-ins permitted. • If you are a manufacturer please click here to register. • Refunds up to 7 days in advance. • In case of inclement weather, you will be notified by email, after which time a new date will be communicated. ____________________________________ ABOUT ITAG: The Innovative Technology Action Group (ITAG) is a regional initiative of the Chester County Economic Development Councildedicated to building a stronger more competitive tech industry and promoting Information Technology, Communications, and Technological Processes to all companies and individuals in Southeastern Pennsylvania. ITAG is supported with grant funds from the PA Department of Labor and Industry through the Chester County Workforce Development Board and contributions from the private sector. Visit https://itag.ccedcpa.com/ to learn more. ABOUT MACC/DC: The Manufacturing Alliance of Chester & Delaware Counties is an initiative of CCEDC and Delaware County Community College and is funded in part by the private sector with grant funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry through the Chester County Workforce Development Board (WDB)