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Potomac Officers Club Announces the Internet of Things Summit


POClogoTYSONS CORNER, VA., ‘March 26, 2015 — The Potomac Officers Club — a division of Executive Mosaic — introduced it’s newest event the Internet of Things Summit to be held on Wednesday,  May 13, 2015, from 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Ritz Carlton Tysons Corner located at 1700 Tysons Blvd in McLean, Va.

Internet of Things (IoT) connects assets as diverse as appliances, automobiles and building systems to the Internet for interaction, information-sharing and innovation. The focus of this event is to look at how industry can partner with government to better protect the privacy of its customers in an internet-connected world.

Click here to register for this event

About The Potomac Officers Club (POC): a membership organization focused on executives within Government and the Government Contracting Community (GovCon). POC provides its members an opportunity to learn from peer business executives and government thought leaders, while providing an outstanding forum to develop key business and partnering relationships.

Contact:
Trish Angelo
(703) 226-7009
trish@executivemosaic.com

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