In November 2018, New Hampshire celebrated its first Technology Month, which was kicked off by Governor Sununu who delivered a formal proclamation of the month at the October Governor and Council meeting.
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This November, SPI’s technology sector is teaming up with numerous organizations across New Hampshire to its first annual NH Technology Month.
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This past spring, SPI’s Technology Sector partners teamed up with the Dover Adult Learning Center (DALC) to host a six-week code exploration course. Read highlights from the course and
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The partnership with SilverTech is a great example of what New Hampshire’s Sector Partner Initiative (SPI) aims to foster between companies looking to grow the skills and education of their current and future workforce, and colleges such as NHTI, who provide focused training that will lead to an upskilled workforce.
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The initiative is supported by NH Works, a consortium of state agencies and associations working together to leverage their staff and align their local networks to support the sector partnerships.
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Julie Demers received her BA in Strategic Communication from High Point University and will complete her Master of Public Administration at the University of New Hampshire in May 2018. She is a 2013 graduate of the Leadership Greater Manchester program and a 2015 recipient of the Union Leader’s 40 Under 40 award. She has worked as program director for the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, and as public relations program coordinator for the University of New Hampshire. Her past experience in public relations, higher education and with the Chamber of Commerce, make her a great fit to manage this important workforce program that will directly benefit the tech sector.