Updated Feb. 22, 2013 at 7:42 a.m.
The leaders, past and present, of NCTA, from left: Phil Johnston, Chairman, The Center For Board Evaluations; Anne McClelland, Sr. Director, Global Business Development Alliances at Red Hat; Allen West, President & CEO, Railinc; Nick Kottyan, President & CEO, DataChambers; Ken Chinchar, Regional Vice President, tw telecom, Randy Frasier, Joe Freddoso, President & CEO, MCNC; Herb Crenshaw, Executive Director-Legislative Affairs, AT&T; and Brooks Raiford, President & CEO, NCTA.
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Raleigh, N.C. — In 1993, industry representatives met to form a group to represent and advocate for technology companies and technology issues. They formed what would become the North Carolina Technology Association. On Wednesday evening, that community gathered at the Angus Barn Pavilion in Raleigh to celebrate the 20th anniversary of NCTA.
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The leaders, past and present, of NCTA, from left: Phil Johnston, Chairman, The Center For Board Evaluations; Anne McClelland, Sr. Director, Global Business Development Alliances at Red Hat; Allen West, President & CEO, Railinc; Nick Kottyan, President & CEO, DataChambers; Ken Chinchar, Regional Vice President, tw telecom, Randy Frasier, Joe Freddoso, President & CEO, MCNC; Herb Crenshaw, Executive Director-Legislative Affairs, AT&T; and Brooks Raiford, President & CEO, NCTA.
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Raleigh, N.C. — In 1993, industry representatives met to form a group to represent and advocate for technology companies and technology issues. They formed what would become the North Carolina Technology Association. On Wednesday evening, that community gathered at the Angus Barn Pavilion in Raleigh to celebrate the 20th anniversary of NCTA.
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