The tech council’s goal is doubling the region’s tech workforce by 2025, to 92,000 people. To get there, it’s working to build a local pipeline while kickstarting a recruiting campaign aimed at workers in six cities. — Read on www.bizjournals.com/
Students enjoyed a day of visiting area businesses to get an inside look at the booming technology industry in Williamson County. Source: Traveling Tech Day opens door to future for Williamson County students
A Step Up from Summer Camp After Monday’s visit to the NTC’s Rocketry and Spheros Summer Camp, I’ve been excited to attend other technology related events, particularly those that will expose me to unfamiliar concepts within the realms of computer science. Last night’s R-Ladies Nashville Meetup at our very own Tech Hill Commons did just […]
– By Elizabeth Wood My name is Elizabeth Wood, and I am a rising junior majoring in computer science, with a minor in philosophy, at Wake Forest University. As an intern with the Greater Nashville Technology Council this summer, I am finding and attending technology-related events in the Nashville area, about which I will be […]
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A then-and-now look at the Tech Council’s top goals Source: Forging ahead | Nashville Post
“We would be very interested in that opportunity, should it present itself,” said Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe. Source: Amazon: Tennessee leaders signal appetite for bigger Nashville hub
How One Local Staffing Company is Addressing Nashville’s Software Developer Gap Nashville needs more solutions to fit the different needs of prospective employers to find qualified, enterprise-level software developers that can help to bring so much new and innovative thinking in Nashville to life. Many local companies have worked to developed different training programs to address […]
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via Alternatives to Silicon Valley: The Emergence of Tech Hubs in Nashville and Montreal – ACCDocket.com
via It’s no Silicon Valley, but Nashville’s tech sector is getting noticed | WMOT
via CBRE ranks Nashville’s tech talent pool – Nashville Business Journal
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The NTC is preparing to launch an apprenticeship program called ApprenTech first tested in Amazon’s hometown of Seattle. Learn more via the Nashville Business Journal.
The Nashville Technology Council announced the winners of the 9th Annual NTC Awards Thursday night at the Wildhorse Saloon, presented by Tierpoint. Winners had the opportunity to record a podcast after the show discussing different topics. The podcast for the 9th Annual NTC Awards is sponsored by CBIZ. To learn more about the awards and winners, […]
To learn more about our spotlight members, check out our Annual Report! It takes guts to exhibit at a commercial kitchen trade show without a kitchen. But that is what commercial kitchen manufacturer Franke did, with virtual reality (VR) help from BlackBox Realities. They designed a room scale VR environment to showcase Franke’s new kitchen […]
See what the key highlights were at our recent Nashville Analytics Summit. Post by Knight Stivender, Alcott Marketing Science.
We have created eight focus groups to begin exploring opportunities for accelerated learning programs to fill the talent needs of Middle TN.
According to recent ranking of best jobs by U.S. News, software developer ranked #2 in Best Technology Jobs of 2016.
The Nashville Technology Council recently hosted our first Teacher’s Tech on Tap, a peer mentoring/networking event for teachers in the area. Our goal was to bring together teachers, policy makers and anyone interested in technology to share resources, industry perspectives & best practices. We were delighted to see teachers from MNPS, Franklin Special, WCS, Pleasant View […]
The Competitive Carriers Association is bringing the Mobile Carriers Show (MCS) to Music City Center, April 12 through 15. It’s a great opportunity for the Middle Tennessee technology community to promote their products and services, and connect with and learn from industry leaders. As CCA explains below, NTC Members can receive a special rate of $349 when registering. Select non-member […]
Nashcocktail, a digital media networking event that’s grown steadily for the past 5 years, has recently fallen into new hands.
