Tech Impact

We’re so grateful for the incredible support we’ve found in the Nashville community. Since opening our fourth ITWorks location last year, it’s been an exciting journey of growth and connection. We’ve worked to build meaningful relationships within the local technology community and have connected with individual who are as passionate as we are about investing in the next generation of IT talent in their city.

Last week, we had three lunch and learn sessions where current students were able to interact with local professionals and learn some important lessons, one of which included how to, “Focus on the results, and bet on yourself”. Thank you to these supporters who have taken the time to give back to our students: Janic Denson and McKenna Kaufman-Pickett from Quanta Manufacturing, Chris Abbey from Fortified Health Security, and Mark Blaze from Greater Nashville Technology Council.

If your organization is located in Nashville, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, or Delaware and is ready to help mentor young IT professionals, learn more about how to get involved with ITWorks at https://bit.ly/3RMlC6u.

A friendly reminder that our Tech Impact offices and help desk will be closed on Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day. We will reopen Tuesday, May 26th.

At the end of April, we celebrated the graduation of two new ITWorks cohorts in Philadelphia and Las Vegas. Congratulations again to these new graduates who are currently stepping into their IT careers and achieving their dreams, while also joining a dedicated alumni community!

If you didn’t know, Tech Impact’s support to students doesn’t stop at graduation – instead, we’re committed to continuously investing in further education and connections for our ITWorks alumni. From our Pathway to Middle Skills programs to networking events to award receptions, and so much more, there are plenty of ways to stay involved.

If you or someone you know is interested in our programs, learn more and see what it takes to apply at https://bit.ly/4dv7rLx.