Jeffrey Mosher speaks with Brittni Schumacher, Manager, Jackson Enterprise Technology (JET) at Jackson, and Toni Klus, Vice President, Organizational Transformation at Jackson, who share involvement with the Capital Area I.T. Council, which is being recognized in March 2021, as the MVP (Most Valuable Partner) for CAMW!, the Capital Area Michigan Works!
The Capital Area IT Council are collaborative innovators impacting technology in the Capital area. CAITC serves our members and the industry through our strong peer-to-peer network and regional initiatives to raise the visibility and viability of the technology industry. Our core purpose is to empower regional technology organizations and be their collective voice in growing regional economy. We strive to deliver valuable services to members and foster collaboration, innovation, and the exchange of ideas.
Hear Brittni and Toni share the details of CAITC and involvement in STEAM in this podcast.
Michigan Business Network · Michigan Business Beat | CAMW! MVP for March 2021 - Capital Area IT Council
Coinciding with Women's History Month during March, the pair share a lot about Women in Technology.
- What is the Capital Area IT Council?
- What is the Women in Technology Peer Group? What impact does it have on individuals and the community?
- Why do we isolate out different groups, such as women, when we discuss topics like workforce and STEAM? Why is it important that we do?
- What progress has our region made in uplifting women in STEAM in recent years?
- How can we — as a community — grow and further encourage women and girls to consider and pursue a career in STEAM?
