Technikole Consulting Celebrates Blacks In Technology Alexandria

Technikole Consulting is proud to announce that CEO NiKole Maxwell is at the forefront of the new Blacks In Technology (BIT) Alexandria Chapter’s historic launch on Juneteenth, June 19th, 2024.

Currently Ms Maxwell serves as the Director of Emerging Technology for Black Women in Tech. Last year she was appointed as the Director of Emerging Tech & Innovative Initiatives on the Virginia State Board of Directors, for Blacks In Technology. NiKole is excited to be increasing her commitment as she adds the honor of being the first Vice President of BIT Alexandria, NiKole Maxwell has been instrumental in establishing this vital chapter along with her team, led by esteemed Chapter President, Monica Pemberton and is excited for the Inauguration and Launch on Juneteenth.
The BIT Alexandria Chapter will serve as the “Innovation” hub supporting Black tech professionals across Northern Virginia. Its launch represents a monumental team effort that Maxwell helped spearhead alongside esteemed Chapter President and other designated leaders.

Technikole Consulting Celebrates CEO NiKole Maxwell’s Role as Vice President and Supports the Launching of the Blacks In Technology Alexandria Chapter

The chapter builds upon the pioneering work of the BIT Foundation created by Greg Greenlee and led by Executive Director Dennis Schultz to “Stomp the Divide.” In Virginia, it joins as the 5th chapter of Virginia BIT led by State President Antione Hines.

Maxwell expressed, “How fitting that our launch coincides with Juneteenth – a day symbolizing delayed freedom at an immeasurable cost. Just as innovation liberates our imagination, we cannot delay educating the people across the community about transformative technologies shaping our future.” Through networking, professional development, and increasing access to emerging tech like AI and Web3, BIT Alexandria aims to open doors and drive innovation for the region’s Black technologists.

The launch event is available for free but tickets are required. Those unable to attend can support the chapter’s mission by donating or inquiring about sponsorships and exclusive Founding Member opportunities at https://linktr.ee/bit.alexandria.

Technikole Consulting applauds Maxwell’s tireless leadership in this endeavor and encourages everyone to join BIT Alexandria in Stomping the Divide!

About Technikole Consulting
Technikole Consulting helps entrepreneurs and small businesses to be technically savvy by connecting to future technologies that make sense. Technikole specializes in implementing solutions that link people, process, and systems for success, empowering our clients to become technically savvy using technologies such as AI, Automation, Blockchain and the Metaverse.

About Blacks In Technology (BIT)
Through community-focused activities, events and outreach, The Blacks In Technology (BIT) Foundation is “Stomping the Divide” by establishing a blueprint of world-class technical excellence and innovation by providing resources, guidance, networking, and opportunities for members to share their expertise and advance their careers.

"BIT Alexandria" is the Innovation Chapter of the Blacks In Technology Foundation in Virginia and is set to launch in June 19, 2024, representing a momentous occasion for the Greater Alexandria area and surrounding communities, including Old Towne Alexandria, Alexandria, Greater Alexandria, Arlington, Annandale, Aldie, Ashburn, Brambleton, Burke, Centreville, Chantilly, Clinton, Dunn Loring, Dulles, Fairfax City, Falls Church, Gainesville, Great Falls, Haymarket, Herndon, Kingstowne, Leesburg, Lorton, McLean, Reston, Springfield, Sterling, Tysons Corner, Vienna, Winchester and everywhere in between.

About Black Women In Technology
Black Women in Technology (BWIT) is on a mission to teach, engage and serve. They are dedicated to uplifting and supporting Black women in their tech endeavors, providing a platform where they can flourish and make impactful contributions. Begun in 2014, by Visionary and Founder, Lori Mitchell, BWIT has grown into a thriving network that not only celebrates diversity but actively works to bridge the gap in representation and opportunities for Black women in technology.