Vice President of Information Technology and Services for the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) to Present at Microsoft for BDPA New York Chapter
New York, NY, June 17, 2012 --(PR.com)-- BDPA New York announced today that Len Leach, Vice President of Information Technology and Services for the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC), will provide critical technology tips for BDPA New York members, small business owners, and technology enthusiasts at their upcoming professional development meeting. The Student Information Technology Education Scholarship (SITES) program, which consists of the IT Showcase and High School Computer Competition (HSCC) will also be highlighted at this program meeting.
Presenter
Len Leach is the Vice President of Information Technology and Services for the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC). Mr. Leach serves as the lead technology educator for technology use and understanding. Mr. Leach is responsible for all of the organization's technology-related activities, including strategic planning, management, operations and service delivery. Prior to joining NMSDC, Mr. Leach spent four years as the director of applications engineering and business intelligence at Brookfield Properties. He was also the director of application services for EMI Music for more than eight years. Mr. Leach earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from City College, and a master's degree in technology management from Columbia University.
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About BDPA
BDPA was founded in 1975 by Earl A. Pace, Jr. and the late David Wimberley after the two met in Philadelphia to discuss their concerns about minorities in the data processing field. There was a lack of minorities in middle and upper management, low recruitment and poor preparation of minorities for these positions, and an overall lack of career mobility. Today, with more than 50 chapters, BDPA is a global member focused organization that serves the professional well-being of its stakeholders. BDPA remains committed to excellence and providing a wide spectrum of resources to members, corporate sponsors, businesses, educational institutions and the community. The organization is a catalyst for professional growth and technical development for those in the IT industry. To learn more about BDPA, visit http://www.bdpa.org/.
Presenter
Len Leach is the Vice President of Information Technology and Services for the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC). Mr. Leach serves as the lead technology educator for technology use and understanding. Mr. Leach is responsible for all of the organization's technology-related activities, including strategic planning, management, operations and service delivery. Prior to joining NMSDC, Mr. Leach spent four years as the director of applications engineering and business intelligence at Brookfield Properties. He was also the director of application services for EMI Music for more than eight years. Mr. Leach earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from City College, and a master's degree in technology management from Columbia University.
To register or obtain additional information please visit http://bdpanymbe.eventbrite.com/
About BDPA
BDPA was founded in 1975 by Earl A. Pace, Jr. and the late David Wimberley after the two met in Philadelphia to discuss their concerns about minorities in the data processing field. There was a lack of minorities in middle and upper management, low recruitment and poor preparation of minorities for these positions, and an overall lack of career mobility. Today, with more than 50 chapters, BDPA is a global member focused organization that serves the professional well-being of its stakeholders. BDPA remains committed to excellence and providing a wide spectrum of resources to members, corporate sponsors, businesses, educational institutions and the community. The organization is a catalyst for professional growth and technical development for those in the IT industry. To learn more about BDPA, visit http://www.bdpa.org/.
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BDPA New York
Jasmine Crosby-Miller
(212) 802-5341
www.bdpa-ny.org
Jasmine Crosby-Miller
(212) 802-5341
www.bdpa-ny.org
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