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1 Year, 50 Cities, 100,000 Jobs | Tech Jobs Tour Is Coming To the Tech City of the South

1 Year, 50 Cities, 100,000 Jobs | Tech Jobs Tour Is Coming To the Tech City of the South

This is about more than jobs. It's about economic opportunity for all Americans. Right now America has over 500,000 open tech jobs — by 2020 this number will grow to over 1 million. At the same time, over 60 percent of all new coders, engineers and data scientists

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These 5 Atlanta Companies Know D&I Is Serious Business

D&I has been a huge topic of conversation in the media, specifically as it relates to the tech industry over the last several years. I assume everyone must know this term — but I am often asked, what is D&I? It stands for diversity and inclusion. Emphasis

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STEM Professional Inspires Local Girls With 'Hidden Figures' Screening

Black History Month, celebrated throughout the month of February, was designated as such by President Gerald Ford to "seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history." That certainly include STEM fields, in which not only

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Colour App Eases Hair Headache For Every Woman

It's easy to see the similarities between a small beauty salon and a startup company. Both have to seek out customers and provide them with a consistently great product in order to keep them around. Beauty startup Colour found its niche in helping women of color look and

Georgia Tech Grads Boost Black Businesses

Georgia Tech Grads Boost Black Businesses

"When I started my first business, I constantly read books, magazines, attended conferences, and networking events and to my dismay, I didn’t see too many people who looked like me or who was my age - and that is why we created this organization," says Brandon Miller, president

How Heroes and Hashtags Can Boost Startup Diversity

How Heroes and Hashtags Can Boost Startup Diversity

She grew up in Nashville, but Partpic co-founder and CEO Jewel Burks knew her destiny lay four hours to the south on Interstates 24 and 75. "I was always looking at Atlanta as where I wanted to be," Burks told the audience at a recent panel discussion

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