The Computing Technology Industry Association, a non-profit trade association for the information technology (IT) industry, today released details about its upcoming program Next Gen IT: The 2016 Tech Job Outlook, presented with the support of the California Technology Council.
WHAT: The program will examine the critical regional, state and national needs for technology workers. Thought leaders from the public and private sectors will offer expert analysis and insight into the IT job market prospects for 2016 and beyond.
WHEN: Thursday, January 14, 2016, 11 a.m. PST.
WHERE: Tech Museum of Innovation, 201 South Market Street, San Jose.
WHO: Scheduled speakers include:
Todd Thibodeaux, president and CEO, CompTIA
Barrie Hathaway, Executive Director, The Stride Center
Luther Jackson, Economic Stimulus Manager, NOVA Workforce Investment
Amy Kardel, Chief Administrative Officer, Clever Ducks and Member, CompTIA Board of Directors
Steve Wright, Director & Sector Navigator, Information Communications Technologies (ICT) and Digital Media, California Community Colleges
Dr. James Stanger, Senior Director, Products, CompTIA
WHY ATTEND: Storylines to be covered during the program include:
The new IT skills that are needed due to the ongoing evolution of technology solutions and business practices.
How companies are altering their strategies in the search for new tech hires.
Innovative programs and strategies that are working to fill the pipeline for tech workers.
Why credentialing and professional certification makes a difference.
To RSVP for Next Gen IT: The 2016 Tech Job Outlook, contact:
Steven Ostrowski
Diector, Corporate Communications
CompTIA
630-678-8468
sostrowski@comptia.org