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Atlanta Technical College hosts technology event

By Jennifer Brett
Aug 11, 2015

By Angela Tuck

About 200 women gathered at Atlanta Technical College recently for an IT career summit  sponsored by PINKtech.

Founder Felicia M. Phillips described the July 30 summit as a safe place for women to connect, explore and learn about technology. Bloggers, authors, inventors and technology experts were among those attending the networking event.

Building online communities, using marketing and design to build brands and addressing the gender gap in technology fields were among the topics discussed.

Dineo Brinson, Katina Stephanie Small and Quisa Foster. Photo: Angela Tuck

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