Bridging the Digital Divide

The Carroll Technology & Innovation Council is proud to offer a wide array of programs that benefit its members as well as the local community.

Member Programming

Networking opportunities, engaging speakers and round tables revolving around the future of tech in our county.

Special Events

Calendar of upcoming events for the technology community featuring conferences, educational meetings, and more.

Scholarships

Scholarships & grants that assist in the educational advancement of public school students who display natural abilities in STEM education.

Tech Hire

Carroll County joined an esteemed national network of 70 communities spearheading efforts to help overlooked and underrepresented Americans start technology careers.

In the News

Stay up to date with our blog and articles featured in the Carroll County Times highlighting technology.

Philanthropy

Since 2004, the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council has provided over 3,000 computers to the community free of charge through our TechKids and TechWorks philanthropy programs.

What a CTIC Membership Can Do for You!

Have you ever played the game “Six Degrees of Separation” where everyone is connected to
each other through someone else?

Click on the link below to learn how a membership with the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council
creates your own personal “Business Brady Bunch!”

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Carroll County's CIO Roundtable

The CIO Roundtable is a local group of Chief Information Officers/Information Technology Managers that meets quarterly for sharing best practices and exploring new IT trends. The CIO Roundtable will be led by the participants to gain value from one another’s knowledge, experience, and expertise and to discuss topics that are relevant to them.

Our next meetings will be held at Exploration Commons at 50 East.  

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Pay Membership Dues Online

You can now pay your Membership Dues Online!  Please click the link below to be redirected.

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About Us

The Carroll Technology Council was conceived in 2001 by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce to assist businesses and the community with their technology needs. As the Tech Council matured, the need for businesses to congregate and share with like-minded peers became apparent. The Carroll Technology Council became an independent non-profit organization in 2004 and was renamed the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council in 2020.

Since its inception, the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council has developed many new programs that benefit the county as a whole, especially area small businesses. Our focus has been on facilitating the development of technology expertise, building relationships between member organizations, and facilitating potential business opportunities.

As a community partner, the Council works diligently to bring technology to those in need. Through our TechKids and TechWorks programs, the CTIC has donated computers to area youth, adults, and nonprofits. To date, we have donated over 3,000 new and refurbished computers to the community!

The Council is a trusted voice, capable of handling information requests and disseminating helpful answers. We work closely with local media and publish our own communications to reach the community with pertinent technology updates.

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Scott Adelman Memorial Fund

Scott M. Adelman was a founding member, former board member and committee chair of the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council, but more importantly, a friend and mentor to all of us.  He passed away on October 22, 2016 at the age of 53 as a result of a heart attack that he suffered earlier in the week.  As an organization, we are deeply saddened by this great loss.

 The Carroll Technology & Innovation Council established the Scott Adelman Memorial Fund in his honor.  Proceeds from this fund will be awarded annually to a deserving student/Individual to use towards schooling, vocational activity or a camp with a technology focus.
Click below for more information about the Fund and Scott!

Listen and Learn

Hang out and take a quick listen about E-waste on the Trash Talk Business Podcast. They talk about all things trash and recycle so pop in for a listen in the link below to learn more about how to properly dispose of E-waste.