Connecticut Technology Council

Girls Go CyberStart: Looking f...

Innovative Program Provides Opportunities for Girls and Young Women in High School to Explore Careers in Cybersecurity Connecticut high school students are encouraged to take advantage of an opportunity to explore their aptitude for cybersecurity and computer science by participating in the 2019 Girls Go CyberStart program. An initiative of the cybersecurity company SANS Institute, Girls Go CyberStart is a nationwide competition designed to inspire young...

2019 Women of Innovation Final...

We're pleased to announce this year's Finalists in the 15th Anniversary Women of Innovation program! These are some of Connecticut's leading voices in the STEM fields, and we are happy to have the opportunity to draw attention to their amazing accomplishments. Join us for Women of Innovation on Wednesday, March 27, at the Aqua Turf! Register Now Entrepreneurial Innovation and Leadership Finalists Reem Alattas, Rumble Helmet LCCElena Cahill,...

Derek Slap Named CEO of the Co...

The board of the Connecticut Technology Council (CTC) has named Derek Slap President and CEO of the statewide association of technology-oriented companies and institutions. Slap is an experienced marketer, communications professional, nonprofit manager and public servant. He officially begins his new role at CTC Monday, January 28, 2019, where he will advance the organization’s commitment to bolster Connecticut’s technology ecosystem by providing leadership, support, mentoring,...

2019 Women of Innovation Nomin...

EAST HARTFORD—The 15th annual Women of Innovation (WOI) Awards dinner will take place on March 27, 2019, and the deadline to nominate women for the awards has been extended to Friday, January 25, 2019. The Connecticut Technology Council (CTC), a nonprofit now in its 25th year of supporting the technology industry in the state, is accepting nominations for Connecticut women in the following categories who exhibit innovation and...