This November, the people of Austin will vote on a massive public transit project known as Project Connect. This article details what Project Connect entails and what exactly voters will
Austin, TX // Today Austin Tech Alliance (ATA), a member-supported nonpartisan nonprofit building a culture of civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector, launched a new website supporting ongoing community engagement.
In order to highlight our growing membership of individuals who support our mission to promote civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector, we regularly feature profiles of ATA members. Up now: one
Editor’s note: this post is offered by Vincent Cacciatore, one of ATA’s summer interns. On February 27th 2020, I did one of the most exciting things I’d do all
Austin Tech Alliance consults and relies on our Advisory Board for their expertise and feedback on our programs and strategy. This week we’ll learn about ATA Advisory Board Member, Matt
In order to highlight our growing membership of individuals who support our mission to promote civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector, we regularly feature profiles of ATA members. Up now: one
In June we hosted a panel of experts to chat about 5G technology and answer questions from our audience. In case you missed it, watch the webinar, and take a
ATA member profiles are unedited, and the views, thoughts, and opinions expressed belong solely to the author, and not necessarily to Austin Tech Alliance, the author’s employer, organization, committee or
During the month of June, ATA is highlighting LGBTQIA+ employees of membership organizations who support our mission of promoting civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector. Up first: Chris Luedtke (Loot-Key),
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