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The Collaborative is Charlotte’s hub for the technology news and activities in the Charlotte Region.
Charlotte Area Technology Collaborative announces the appointment of four new members to the Board of Directors. Joining the Board of Directors are Murali Bandaru, American Tire Distributors; Jim Burroughs, Slalom Consulting; Angelic Gibson, AvidXchange and Dr. Fatma Mili, UNC Charlotte College of Computing and Informatics. “All four of our newest Board members embody the spiritContinue reading
It’s BDA time again! The Blue Diamond Awards has been the premier technology awards event for the Charlotte region for more than 30 years. Find out more and how to register now!
Join us for a CATC partner event with the Cyber Security Summit. This event will be held on September 17th, 2019. Find out more about this event and how to register!
We are inviting Charlotte area partners with women-technology focused practices or activities to join us for our annual community collaboration session in September.
The Charlotte Area Technology Collaborative announces the 2019-2020 Board of Directors. All are excited to fulfill an active year of scheduled technology programming.
“How Women Rose” was a highly-interactive event, hosted by CATC and CATC WISE, around how to move into leadership and executive technology roles, leveraging personal experiences by the panel.
The 31st Annual Blue Diamonds Awards were held on Thursday, April 3rd at the Bank of America Founders Hall. Hundreds attended this fund-raising event for CATC to honor the incredible Charlotte winners.
The first annual Fleurix Conference was held on March 29th and 30th at the Camp North End in Charlotte, NC. CATC is proud to have participated in Charlotte’s first conference celebrating women in tech as both presenter and participant(s).
We are beginning an article series showcasing the CATC Board Members and their passion for the goals and objectives for CATC. We begin our series with our Board President, Andrew Lockhart.
On 12 September 2018, CATC’s WISE programming held a “Future of Tech is Female” community event, bringing together more than 40 Charlotte-based organizations to share their collective missions and activities.