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About
Founded in 1994, the San Diego Software Industries Council has been helping San Diego’s high tech businesses develop. By offering exceptional networking and educational opportunities, critical workforce development programs and valuable company benefits to its members, the San Diego Software Industries Council spares no efforts to bring the region’s high tech industry to the next level.
Mission Statement
The Council exists to foster and support the entrepreneurial spirit within the software and IT industry in San Diego, by providing an organized forum for the exchange of ideas, sharing of resources, and promotion of industry goals.
Industries Served
San Diego’s high-tech industry
Size Business Served
Start-ups, established industry leaders or providers of services to the industry
Services Provided/Costs
Memberships vary from $150 to $20,000.
Entrepreneur Membership annual dues = $150
Corporate Membership
1–10 employees annual dues = $250
11–25 employees annual dues = $395
26–100 employees annual dues = $750
100+ employees annual dues = $1,400
Services
SDSIC Business Interest Groups hold monthly meetings that provide technology and IT professionals a networking environment where attendants can discuss marketing and technology issues. There are usually 6 meetings a month. The topics constantly change to fit in the software industry’s board reach and ever-changing nature.
The SDSIC holds special events to present the latest technology, changes in the marketplace and changes in the law. The SDSIC also produce yearly events in association with the UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering. This event is to highlight the significance of the analytic cluster in San Diego, and it attracts attendants throughout the U.S.
Besides holding events and meetings, the SDSIC provides a marketplace for its members to promote their products and services.
Future Plans
The Council’s future plans include fostering communications and networking opportunities among its members, creating and maintaining a link between the software industry and local educational institutions, and promoting a mutually beneficial dialog between San Diego’s software industry and local government. These objectives will be accomplished through events, presentations, roundtables, and committees organized and sponsored by the Council.
Personnel
Mike Alfred, Director
Contact Info
3525 Del Mar Heights Road, #339
San Diego, CA 92130
Phone#: (858) 793-6655
email: sdsic@sdsic.org