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The NYS Forum is pleased to acknowledge the many organizations with which it partners on research, events and other programs. If you are interested in exploring opportunities to partner with The Forum, contact us at info@nysforum.org.
Alliance of Technology and Women (ATW)
About ATW
ATW 
is an educational, non-profit organization headquartered in Dallas. The organization's mission is to empower women in technology, increase the number of women in executive roles and encourage women and girls to enter technology fields. The ATW corporate board, leaders and members represent all business disciplines, both technical and non-technical, and share a passion for working in or with a technical industry.
Capital Area Technology Association
The Capital Area Technology Association exists to support the advancement of the arts and sciences of the telecommunications and information technology fields; promote the professional improvement of its members; and disseminate knowledge of these fields to vendors, users, educators and the general public.
Center for Technology in Government
The Center for Technology in Government works with government to develop well-informed information strategies that foster innovation and enhance the quality and coordination of public services. We carry out this mission through applied research and partnership projects that address the policy, management, and technology dimensions of information use in the public sector.
Intelligent Community Forum (ICF)
The Intelligent Community Forum is a think tank that studies the economic and social development of the 21st Century community. Whether in industrial or developing nations, communities are challenged to create prosperity, stability and cultural meaning in a world where jobs, investment and progress increasingly depend on broadband communications. For the 21st Century community, connectivity is a double-edge sword: threatening established ways of life on the one hand, and offering powerful new tools to build prosperous, inclusive economies on the other. The Intelligent Community Forum seeks to share the secrets of success of the world's Intelligent Communities in adapting to the demands of the Broadband Economy by conducting research, hosting events, publishing newsletters and producing an international awards program.
New York State Internal Control Association (NYSICA)
The NYS Internal Control Association (NYSICA) is a Statewide Association of internal control officers, practitioners, auditors and others in the internal control community. NYSICA advocates for strong internal controls and internal control training. NYSICA also serves as a liaison between its members and NYS Control agencies.
NYS Local Government IT Directors Association
The New York State Local Government Information Technology Directors' Association (NYSLGITDA) is a 501(c)(6) membership-based nonprofit organization incorporated in 1995 and dedicated to the coordination and improvement of information technology in all types of governments in New York State. The Association Membership is open to any NY State Municipality, School, Community College, BOCES or Authority. The NYSLGITDA accomplishes its mission thorough a membership which includes over 70 municipalities conducting semi-annual conferences, providing a dynamic listserve and actively participating in the New York State Chief Information Officer's CIO Council. These methods encourage effective communications between local government technology leaders and New York State Departments thus mitigating the impact of NYS system implementations and improving the intended results. The strength of the Association is the dedicated, enthusiastic involvement of the members.
Project Management Institute's New York City Chapter (PMINYC)
Mission Statement
The PMINYC Chapter will maximize member value by:
- Creating an environment and opportunities to develop knowledge, skills, professionalism and application of project management
- Fostering and enabling corporate, community and educational networking opportunities
- Partnering with business, academia and government to unleash the power of project management
- Attracting, developing and retaining leadership to ensure the future of the organization
PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE UPSTATE NEW YORK CHAPTER, INC.
This organization is a local chapter chartered by the Project Management Institute, Incorporated (hereinafter "the PMI").
Chapter Mission:
The PMI Upstate New York Chapter will provide a forum to promote the principles of the PMI through networking with other project managers, sharing project experiences, providing and receiving training, and supporting Project Management leaders in their certification efforts.