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GETT Connect – An Alumni Celebration
April 29 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
FREE
Ready to celebrate with GETT friends and make new connections with fellow alumni and employers? Join us at GETT Connect! You Belong Here!
GETT Connect – An Alumni Celebration
Tickets to this event are free, however, pre-registration is required.
GETT Connect is for alumni who are now in grades 10–12, pursuing a certificate or degree, attending college, or beginning their early careers.
Come see where other GETT alumni are now and share where your journey has taken you.
During GETT Connect you will:
- Catch up with fellow GETT alumni and connect with employers
- Meet other girls who share the GETT experience
- Participate in fun activities and conversation
- Build leadership and legacy while being recognized as a Founding Member of the new GETT Community Impact Network
Bring a friend and celebrate together!
For more information about this event, contact Sara Malloy at smalloy@ccedcpa.com.
Are you interested in being part of the GETT Alumni Network? Be sure to fill out our Alumni Survey Here!
What is ITAG?
The Innovative Technology Action Group (ITAG) is a partnership of private employers, educators, and public organizations dedicated to fostering a robust, inclusive regional tech economy. With no dues or formal membership requirements, ITAG is open to anyone who shares our vision of a thriving tech workforce prepared for tomorrow’s challenges.
Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a longtime participant, consider joining the ITAG Board to engage, contribute, and shape the future of our region’s tech industry.
Have questions about joining ITAG? Contact Marianne Stack, Project Director at mstack@ccedcpa.com.
ABOUT ITAG:
The Innovative Technology Action Group (ITAG) is a regional initiative of the Chester County Economic Development Council dedicated to building a stronger more competitive tech industry and promoting Information Technology, Communications, and Technological Processes to all companies and individuals in Southeastern Pennsylvania. ITAG is supported with grant funds from the PA Department of Labor and Industry through the Chester County Workforce Development Board and contributions from the private sector. Visit https://itag.ccedcpa.com/ to learn more.
