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Help to Support The Technology Education Opportunities that NTCF Provides
During this time of uncertainty – one thing is for certain – and that is we are “better together” as a community. In that spirit, we invite you to join us for the first NTC Foundation fundraiser at 9am on December 8, 2020 to raise a virtual coffee cup with others who also care about technology education.
NTC Foundation believes that technology education opportunities should be available for everyone – irrespective of their zip code, socioeconomic status, age, life experience or background. Instilling a love of technology and problem solving in our youth is an investment in our future. We need your support to continue the creation of new online tech education programs that are self-paced and instructor-led, along with professional development opportunities for our amazing public school teachers. With your help, we can also provide dislocated workers with the skills necessary to pursue a fulfilling technology career.
We hope that we can count on you to help us to continue expanding our reach and to offer tech education opportunities to students, teachers and life-time learners across Middle Tennessee.
The Program will feature:
- Keynote address from Jamie Casap, Google’s Chief Technology Evangelist
- Honoring of the 2020 NTC Foundation Visionary Award
- Update on the NTC Foundation’s recent accomplishments and future plans
- And an exciting auction of fantastic goods and services!
Register & Donate! ›
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NTC Virtual Tech Talk - Dec 3
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From the Incident Response Battlefield, hosted by InfoSystems’ EVP of Services and CISO, Fred Cobb, will expose real world, cybersecurity case studies from the trenches of a ransomware attack.
The session will provide emphasis on:
— Lack or preparedness
— Closing the attack vectors
— Clarity on containment steps
— Inaccurate accountability of assets
For today’s companies, falling victim to an attack is no longer a question of if, but when. InfoSystems will provide practical advice to keep you thinking ahead of the threat.
Register Now ›
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NTC Marketing Peer Group - Dec 11
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Join us on December 11, as we host the inaugural Marketing Peer Group meeting. The goal of this first meeting is for attendees to candidly share their thoughts, uncertainties and hopes for the future of networking and engagement, while identifying topics and speakers that would provide value.
RSVP Now ›
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Winter Tech Camps for Students
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The NTC Tech Camps will be brought right to your door! All of our camps will be virtual – allowing students to connect wherever their feet are planted! Our line-up gives K-12 students an engaging, fun way to learn tech and encourage creativity, collaboration, problem-solving & logical thinking (without even realizing that they received a big dose of tech knowledge).
Learn more about the Minecraft Modding with Java Tech Camps for your 3-8 graders the week of December 28th – January 1st.
Learn More & Sign Up Now ›
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Log in to the NTC Member Portal
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Have you checked out the NTC Member Portal recently? We have posted the videos in the Resources area from recent Tech Talks and Virtual Events and as we produce more virtual events, you can find videos in the Member Portal.
Is your organization is hiring? Find a new list of job seekers who have recently been displaced. Job seekers can find jobs posted by NTC member companies.
Update your personal profile, your company profile (update your logos or company addresses), post a special member-only offer, or learn about other NTC members. So…
Log in now to the NTC Member Portal ›
Do you have Services or Products that Could Be Useful to Help Member Organizations During the COVID19 Pandemic or Help People Rebound and go Back to Work? Please Add Your Offer in the Member Portal.
Missing your member log in – let us know.
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Virtual Tech Events
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On October 2nd, these 10 students completed the IT Infrastructure Support Professional program as part of the Go Tech initiative -funded by the GIVE grant – designed to diversify and grow tech talent. We are proud and they are pumped to get started!
Is your organization ready to launch these great new candidates into a tech career? Sign up now to learn more!
Help to Put these New Tech Professionals to Work! ›
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Connect with Black Founded / Owned / Led Organizations
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Youth Villages Technology Needs for Youth Exiting Foster Care
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Youth Villages, a local nonprofit organization that helps children with emotional, behavior and mental health issues live successfully throughout Middle Tennessee, including youth in the child welfare system. The LifeSet program serves young people aging out of the foster care system by helping them with housing, education, employment and independent living skills they need to become successful.
The youth in the LifeSet program have been hit the hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of these youth have lost their housing, their jobs (mostly in the service industry) and new barriers interfering with their education. The sudden shift to online learning has created a new set of technology needs for our young people. Not only devices such as laptops and tablets, but also internet access needs have skyrocketed.
Many of our youth relied on internet access on campus or at public places that are now closed or unsafe due to COVID-19. Most of these youth do not have vehicles so using parking lots to access public Wi-Fi becomes a challenge and safety issue. A few of our youth have had the cops called on them for loitering when they were just trying to access public internet from the library/Starbucks/McDonald’s to complete an online class from their mobile phones.
Our biggest need is laptops…42 laptops to be exact for LifeSet youth accessing higher education in Middle Tennessee. New laptops are preferred, but gently used laptops would be welcomed as well. If you would like to make a donation to help purchase the laptops and Microsoft office for the LifeSet youth, please make an online donation here (put laptops in the comment section). For more information regarding this request, contact Lyndsay Wilkinson at Lyndsay.wilkinson@youthvillages.org
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NEW! Exclusive NTC Member Benefits
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POST YOUR JOBS
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Find Tech Talent
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Displaced Tech Talent Needs Jobs Now
View submitted Resumes from Job Seekers: click on”Resources” in the top row of buttons, then scroll down to download the “Talent Seeking Work (updated)” PDF with the latest job seeker submissions. See the image below for where to click (the link may be on the second page of resources):
Missing your member log in? Let us know!
Log In and Find Talent Now ›
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Job Seekers Post Your Resume Now
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If you are looking for a new opportunity after being recently displaced, the NTC would like to help by sharing your resume and details with 500+ tech community members. Click the button below to submit your details now!
Once we receive your resume, you will be invited to the #jobseeker Slack community and soon added to our “Community Member” account in NTC’s Member Portal so you can access our events calendar, job postings, membership directory, as well as any other member-only material at no cost during this period of transition.
To see available opportunities, click here.
Submit Your Details Now ›
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