Arizona Technology Council Expands Membership with 46 New Technology Organizations

The Arizona Technology Council has witnessed significant growth with the addition of 46 key technology organizations, bringing the total number of member companies to over 400. The new members include prominent names such as Cox Communications, CB Richard Ellis, and Dial Corporation, among others. This expansion is expected to drive the continued advancement of the state's technology sector. According to Todd Bankofier, president and CEO of the Arizona Technology Council, the organization is committed to assisting its member organizations in developing and prospering in Arizona through value-added services.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Arizona Technology Council has added 46 new technology organizations to its membership, including Cox Communications, CB Richard Ellis, and Dial Corporation.
  • The new members will join over 400 existing member companies, bringing the total number of member companies to over 400.
  • The Arizona Technology Council's mission is to drive partnerships, policies, and programs that advance the business climate for Arizona's technology community.
  • The Council represents over 30,000 employees across various industries, including advanced manufacturing, aerospace, biotechnology, and telecommunications.
  • The Council's initiatives include advocacy, networking, and effective communications, aimed at supporting and advocating for member companies.
  • The new members come from various industries, including software/internet, semiconductor, and telecommunications.
  • The Arizona Technology Council has a president, Todd Bankofier, chairman of the board, Paul Johnson, and an appointed executive committee.

Statistics:

  • The Arizona Technology Council has added 46 new technology organizations to its membership.
  • The total number of member companies in the Arizona Technology Council is over 400.
  • The Council represents over 30,000 employees across various industries.
  • The Council's membership includes companies from various industries, including advanced manufacturing, aerospace, biotechnology, e-learning, environmental technology, software/internet, semiconductor, and telecommunications.

Sources:

  • Arizona Technology Council (PRNewswire, 2023)

+ "Arizona Technology Council Adds 46 New Members" (March 8, 2023)

  • Arizona Technology Council (http://www.aztechcouncil.org/)