Tech-NOIR-logy: Finding His Way and Building An Ecosystem of Diverse Tech Talent
They have had people who want a more stable career with a more stable income join the ranks. “We’ve had former police officers, waitresses, and people from other less stable careers.” Broadus says that Level Up In Tech is creating a ‘Pipeline or Ecosystem of Tech talent.’
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Tech-NOIR-logy: Finding His Way and Building An Ecosystem of Diverse Tech Talent
by Sarad Davenport | Photos contributed by Broadus Palmer Just outside of Charlottesville is Fluvanna County and nestled inside of it is the rural area of Palmyra. This is where Level Up In Tech founder, Broadus Palmer is from. “Believe it or not, Fluvanna has some of the same issues that Charlottesville has—it’s just in a more rural location,” said Broadus. He spoke of the issues of substance...
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