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Students Earn Scholarships through AIM’s Partnerships with Association of InformationTechnology Professionals (AITP) and Cornerstone

November 21, 2024

We are pleased to announce that the Omaha chapter of the Association of InformationTechnology Professionals (AITP), in partnership with AIM and major financial supportfrom Cornerstone, is providing scholarships to colleges and universities for the followingstudents who are pursuing a career in tech. These deserving students are eitherplanning on attending or continuing to attend a college, […]

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Latest cohort of Advanced Tech Leaders Academy graduates with career-changing leadership skills

May 17, 2021

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 […]

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New chair of AIM Institute Tech Leadership Academy encourages representation, giving back

March 4, 2021

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 […]

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Infotec 2020: a virtual conference bringing tech professionals together safely in the middle of a pandemic

November 18, 2020

Who says a virtual conference can’t be a good substitute for the real thing?  Who says a virtual conference isn’t the real thing in the first place? Last week’s Infotec 2020 conference, hosted by the AIM Institute, proved the virtual conference is here to stay. The event offered a chance for the Silicon Prairie tech […]

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Why “no code” development is all the rage

October 19, 2020

We loved this article about the rise of “no code” platforms that appeared in Silicon Prairie News earlier this month. It might sound counterintuitive for an organization that operates a code school — for the express purpose of teaching people how to code — would celebrate something that takes the coder out of the equation. […]

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