HISTORY
CT Tech Council (CTC) was formed in 1994 to represent the technology sector in Connecticut.
It created the state's first women in tech awards, Women of Innovation, which now includes
over 800 women as winners and finalists. The organization is a nonprofit, 501(c)(6) and is member-based. CT Tech Council has over 145 members, including Medtronic, Raytheon, UConn, startups, law firms, financial institutions, nonprofits, and more. CT Tech Council represents over 20k employees across the state of Connecticut. Nearly every state has a "sister council" and each represent and serve their state's tech sector.
MISSION
CT Tech Council gives a voice to all technology companies, large and small, by creating a platform for sharing ideas and resources. It is a hub that brings together the state’s tech community, public sector, and service providers to network and help grow and diversify the
tech sector in Connecticut.

Staff
Executive Committee

Giovanni Tomasi
Chairperson / RSL Fiber Systems, LLC

Rick Harris
Secretary / Day Pitney

Sheryl O'Connor
Vice-chair / WealthConductor LLC

Leon Pintsov
Pitney Bowes (retired)

Matthew Cohen
Vice-chair / Medtronic

Sheri Yuschak
Treasurer / Goodroot
Board of Directors

Nicole Wagner
LambdaVision

Chris Allen
iCleanse

Patricia Fisher
JANUS Associates, Inc.

Nancy Hancock
Pullman & Comley, LLC

Alan Mendelson
Axiom Venture Partners

Jackie Pennino Scheib
Robinson & Cole LLP

Pamir Alpay
University of Connecticut

Guergana Rangatcheva
Bradley, Foster & Sargent, Inc.

Marina Cunningham
McCormick, Paulding and Huber

Peter Hicks
Webster Bank

Michael Brooder
Marcum LLP

James Boyle
Yale Entrepreneurial Institute

Tony Allen
Accounting Resources Inc.

Glenn Cunningham
Shipman & Goodwin LLP

Laura Dinan Haber
Nassau Financial Group

Rick Huebner
Visual Technologies, Inc.

Eric Rosow
Diameter Health

Darren DeMartino
ATC, Inc

Kevin Burns
Precision Combustion, Inc.

John Emra
AT&T Connecticut

Kelley McIntyre
iCleanse

Paul Hughes
Wiggin and Dana

Paul Savas
Comcast