TechBridge Welcomes CEO Nicole Armstrong
[Atlanta, ] — After an extensive search, TechBridge has selected Nicole Armstrong as its new CEO. TechBridge is a longstanding Atlanta-based nonprofit, dedicated to breaking the cycle of generational poverty through the innovative use of technology.
On hand to welcome Armstrong and celebrate with the TechBridge staff were TechBridge co-founder Steve Linowes (O8 Partners), board Chair Vish Narendra (Graphic Packaging International), board Vice-chair John Hutchins (partner, BakerHostetler), and board members Julie Untener (VP, IT Governance, NCR Corporation) and Clint Bailey (Hunter Technical).
This is an exciting time for TechBridge,
said Narendra. We will celebrate 20 years of service this year. More than 50,000 nonprofits use our technology. We’ve improved outcomes and transformed over 100 nonprofits, and we’ve impacted more than 50 million people through the nonprofits we serve.
Armstrong most recently served as senior vice president of customer success at Renaissance Learning, one of the nation’s largest education technology companies. Prior to Renaissance, she was CEO and co-founder of Noodle Markets, K – 12’s first digital procurement platform and national marketplace. Armstrong also served as president of CORE Education and Consulting Solutions, Inc., a leading global education company providing assessments, interventions, and content solutions for school districts and states. Before CORE, she was the senior vice president of client services for Schoolnet, Inc. and Pearson Education.
I am humbled and deeply honored to have been selected for this role,
Armstrong said in a statement. I feel a personal connection to the TechBridge mission. My love affair with technology, which started at the age of 11, changed the trajectory of my life. The work that TechBridge is doing to impact individuals, communities, and nonprofits not only matters, but also is a social imperative. I look forward to locking arms with the board, our team, our partners, and our nonprofit clients so that we can continue to make a profound difference in the lives of those [who] need it most.
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About TechBridge
Founded in 2000, TechBridge is a nonprofit providing other nonprofits with the tools, resources, and relationships they need to apply business strategies and technology to further their missions. This is made possible by support from the TechBridge network of corporations, individuals, and foundations. The TechBridge Adopt-a-Nonprofit® program and the Technology Innovation Award (given by Accenture) provide nonprofits with funding for their technology needs. TechBridge’s fundraising efforts, including its signature Digital Event Series (now in Alabama and Georgia), unite the IT community to celebrate the impact technology can have strengthening our community. For more information about TechBridge, visit their website.
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