Carroll Technology Council Inc

“Carroll technology & innovation council”

“Expenses advertising and promotion 10,367 office 2,127 conferences/meetings 1,599 insurance 993 education 1,518 merchant service fees 1,189 techworks 22,162 miscellaneous 2,406 total 42,361”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 0 994 total 0 994”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 6,868 deferred revenue 0 10,575 support for future periods 51,667 71,748”

“To provide leadership, information, and resources to educate, attract, and influence technology in carroll county, maryland through educational seminars and annual events featuring informational speakers having expertise in a variety of technology topics. Seminars and events are open to the public. The organization's website features technology resources available in carroll county, maryland.”

“Ctic is actively sending communications highlighting grants, loans or resources for the business community or providing technology resources to students, nonprofits and jobseekers, the ctic was a go to resource. In continuing our community partnerships with carroll community college, mcdaniel college and the carroll county workforce development office, the ctic has offered a reduced membership rate to those individuals who have an interest in technology. The ctic has provided financial support to local robotics programs, md stem festival, and members have volunteered and donated time to those programs serving as judges and mentors. Ctic members have also participated in numerous community events and forums where they have been the "technologists- or experts regarding various topics. Our staff and members serve on the advisory board to tech incubators in the community as well as in the region, as well serving on the county's long-term advisory council, carroll county broadband advisory board, and carroll county's workforce development board. The ctic ed was also a member of the organizing committee for the first carroll county women's conference. He is an active member of the rural maryland council, participating in the health committee and a series of transportation conversations regarding non-emergency transportation in rural areas of maryland.”

“Our techworks program has been growing, we provided over 50 laptops to eligible veterans in 2022. We also began a partnership with the md. Dept. Of labor to reach more veterans and offer a training to show veterans all the resources available to them locally and throughout the state.”