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Tech Valley Nonprofit Business Council provided a program to examine how to capture the passion of an organization's people, and channel that energy in matters of advocacy. In particular, this program provided better understanding as to why nonprofits need to consider advocacy and the many forms it takes. Speakers included Alisa Costa, Advocacy and Public Relations Professional, Gerald J. Jennings, Partner, Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP, Ross Levi, former Executive Director of Empire State Pride Agenda. Susan Hager, former President and CEO of United Way of New York State moderated the discussion. More info at www.acchamber.org.
The second annual Tech Camp finished on July 18th at Central Campus. Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds spoke to the 40 hand-picked students from DMPS middle schools.
The need for technology workers continues to grow. According to Reynolds, there will be an additional 1.4 million STEM jobs available by 2020, 72,000 of them right here in Iowa. And those will be jobs that pay 26 per cent higher than non-STEM careers, on average.
Tech Journey, Inc. was formed to help students with limited resources pursue careers in technology and prepare to fill those jobs.
This image is the Blue Ridge Mountains waterfall in Virginia. When I heard about the tragic news at Virginia Tech, I remembered that I had a photograph in black and white. I selected blues, greens, silver, white and black as the main colors to try to recreate it with fabric. I was unsure if I could capture a realistic water scene. The piece is made from small strips, rectangles and squares of fabric. It took about 400 hours to complete. Each hour that I worked on this wall art, I had a serene sense of calmness. While listening to the tragic news, I was making this beautiful work of art and feeling the senseless loss of our children gone forever. The water seemed to flow and I imagined listening to the sounds as it passed over the rocks. It was like free spirits making a way through the waters. When I stood away from the piece it really did capture the entire scene and made it come alive. It is breath taking. It measures 30' x 40".
*****June 2003 FEATURED IN TREASURY WEST GALLERY*****by debrlinker
A Food Truck & Technology Event in Downtown Orlando
Trucks & Tech is a mashup of two cultures that we love – foodies and techies. This is the only event around that combines discussion from leaders in the Central Florida tech community with top local food trucks to fill attendees’ minds and stomachs with the best of the best. For Trucks & Tech II: Trucktoberfest we have added a twist! This Oktoberfest themed event will feature German inspired food from each food truck, an all new Startup Alley, a costume contest and beer boots galore. So bring your lawn chairs, blankets and German spirit for a night of tech, food and fun.
September 22, 2014; San Francisco, CA, USA; Special Olympics Northern California 2014 High Tech Challenge at Olympic Club. Photo Credit: Kelley L Cox-KLC fotos
I am glad that i caught photos of the building before this bit the dust. the main original building still exists.
Tech Camp is a four-day intensive camp for students interested in robotics and programming. Volunteers from local tech employers lead students through classes for future STEM careers at Central Campus. Today was the final day with a graduation celebration and a showcase of their projects.
Fortune Brainstorm Tech, Aspen, CO
July 14th, 2015
SPONSOR DINNER
NYSE
The Little Nell
Element 47
675 East Durant Avenue
Photograph by Kevin Moloney/Fortune Brainstorm Tech
Tidewater Tech (closed) [27,488 square feet]
5301 E Princess Anne Road, Norfolk, VA
This center opened in the mid 2000s and closed in 2019; it was originally Princess Lanes bowling alley, which was built and opened in 1960. It became Princess Anne Recreation Center in 1994 and The Parc (Princess Anne Convocation Center) in the late 1990s.
High SchSool Wrestling Tournament. Doc Buchanan Invitational. Hosted by Clovis HS, Clovis, California, USA. Photos by John Sachs for Tech-fall.com
We headed to the Big Apple for a Tech Cocktail mixer & startup showcase. At New York City’s Center for Social Innovation, the latest and greatest batch of startups innovating out of New York had an opportunity to hop on stage and pitch their ideas before an excited and energetic crowd.
Startups that showcased: Circumrent, CommonKey, LookBooker, LumiFi, picsell, Rockerbox, SketchFactor, SocialRank.
Congrats to Circumrent for winning the Tech Cocktail's Reader Choice AND the Best Pitch! We look forward to hopefully seeing you at Tech Cocktail's biggest event in the fall, Celebrate!
Photographer Credit: Aisha Ude