Creating New Jobs in ICT
Joint ACS NSW/QESP event
Registration End Date: Wed, 17 May, 02:00 PM
CompletedJoint ACS NSW/QESP event
Registration End Date: Wed, 17 May, 02:00 PM
CompletedThis event aims to raise awareness of the ICT skills shortage and show how new jobs can be created.<br><br>Anne-Marie Elias, <a href="https://chiefdisrupter.com/" target="_blank">ChiefDisrupter</a> will discuss the current environment in ICT and the skill needed in the future. <br>Anne-Marie’s has empowered government, NGO, business and communities to connect with and leverage the innovation, entrepreneurship, start-up and tech ecosystem to solve tipping point problems and achieve real outcomes.<br><br>Anne-Marie is a mentor, judge, organiser and champion of start-up, accelerators and hackathons, who is a passionate, committed and results driven innovator, inspired by delivering change and engaging cross-sector stakeholders to unite to achieve common goals. <br><br>Jitendra Verma,ProGalore Australia CEO, will be representing the ACS Startups & Small Business SIG. ProGalore (Professional + Abundance) Australia is itself a good example of a successful small business startup since 2010, in the areas of ICT Management consulting, resource management and project delivery. ProGalore is also a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and will cover Federal & State Government grants for education and training.<br><br>This event will be facilitated by Ted Smillie, the QESP Chair.<br><span style="font-size: 10pt;"><span style="font-family: helvetica neue;"><span style="color: black;"> </span></span></span>
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