Blog: Employee Ownership Is A Commitment to Nonprofits
Community IT Celebrates Employee Ownership Month, a time dedicated to celebrating a business model that is a powerful force for good.
Community IT Voices is a series featuring interviews with Community IT employees.
In this series, we talk about nonprofit technology career paths, career resources, skills, and certifications.
We will also touch on mentoring opportunities as you start out on your career
and ways to give back if you are further along.
Learn what employees at Community IT do, and learn what you need to know to join us!
For more information and to apply, check out our Careers page.
Community IT Celebrates Employee Ownership Month, a time dedicated to celebrating a business model that is a powerful force for good.
Community IT Voices interview with Johanny Torrico on being the Chief Operating Officer, her career journey to the executive level, and what it takes to provide customer service as an IT provider.
We are excited to announce a new chapter in the leadership of Community IT with a new President and Chief Operating Officer
The Community IT On Site Support team explains a typical week of their service to nonprofits on location providing in-person IT service where needed.
Community IT Voices interview with Tiff Parker, IT Business Manager, about her career path and what she loves about helping clients.
The Community IT Help Desk team explains a typical week of their work providing one of the cornerstones of our service to nonprofits.
Carolyn Woodard’s interview with Ramunda Lark Young about Black books, the technology she uses as an entrepreneur, and how to stay mentally healthy in trying times.
Senior staff at Community IT share what is on their mind from 2024 and what they are watching going into 2025.
Community IT Voices interview with Vince Grady, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) who talks about mentors, employee-ownership, and why a non-traditional background may just be a good advantage.
Community IT Voices interview with Rob Schamberg, recently retired from the Community IT Board, about his years of service during the transition to Employee-Ownership.