Omaha, Neb. (September 26, 2024) AT&T* and Human I-T provided AIM Institute 200 refurbishedChromebook computers to distribute to Omaha residents in need.The computers are funded by an AT&T contribution. The first of the computers were given to adultgraduates of the AIM Code School, with more devices to be provided to students and adults involved inother […]
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Last Friday, AIM held a virtual graduation ceremony in celebration of the latest cohort to complete Advanced Tech Leaders Academy, AIM’s intensive leadership development program for tech professionals. Thirty-four participants from 14 companies completed this an annual management course for tech professionals, the goal of which is to enhance leadership skills essential for current and […]
Read MoreGrowing up in a low-income, Spanish-speaking household in South Omaha, Evelyn Espinoza-Macias said she always struggled with a language barrier. Her parents, though supportive, could not speak English or provide the same level of help on schoolwork that many of her peers received. The Latinx young woman remembers spending countless extra hours at school working […]
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In Todd Campbell’s home recording studio, a Fender Telecaster rests against a small amplifier in front of a green-screen wall that doubles as a backdrop for the tech leadership classes he teaches virtually. Whenever the application development senior manager for TD Ameritrade gets stuck on a hard technical problem and needs a respite from the […]
Read More2020, while no doubt a challenging and unprecedented year for everyone in our community, highlighted the collective resiliency and importance of a vibrant tech sector. At no other time in history has the ability of technology to keep us connected and moving forward in the face of adversity been more evident. At AIM, we are […]
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