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Women Leading Tech and Innovation - Vimarsana News

Women Leading Tech and Innovation

Dallas’ female STEM leaders are paving the way for more women to enter this growing field.

Comcast Corporation: Comcast Awards More Than $4.3 Million in 2022 To Advance Digital Adoption, Skills Training in Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Comcast Corporation: Comcast Awards More Than $4.3 Million in 2022 To Advance Digital Adoption, Skills Training in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA / ACCESSWIRE / December 29, 2022 / Comcast announced it has awarded more than $4.3 million in grants in 2022 to 30 nonprofit organizations across Philadelphia that support digital adoption

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce celebrates the borough and the holidays at annual Winter Gala • Brooklyn Paper - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce celebrates the borough and the holidays at annual Winter Gala • Brooklyn Paper

Businesspeople from across the borough got together last week to celebrate a year of rebirth at the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce's Winter Gala and Annual

Career readiness programs often lack sufficient funding | Crain's Chicago Business - Vimarsana News

Career readiness programs often lack sufficient funding | Crain's Chicago Business

Program leaders seek to go beyond training marginalized students. They want to assist them in overcoming systemic inequities blocking their progress.

North Carolina program offers tuition-free training to increase access and opportunities in the tech industry - Vimarsana News

North Carolina program offers tuition-free training to increase access and opportunities in the tech industry

Per Scholas North Carolina launched in 2020 to train mostly people of color for a career in the tech industry. The nonprofit offers free courses that include cybersecurity and software engineering online and an information technology support class at its Charlotte campus.

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