Tech Alpharetta Welcomes New Directors for Strategic Growth
Tech Alpharetta, the nonprofit organization driving innovation in the region, is excited to announce the addition of four new members to its Strategic Board of Directors. This dynamic board, consisting of senior executives and community leaders, is focused on enhancing and guiding the growth of the northern metro tech ecosystem.
The recently appointed board members include influential figures:
- Adam Goren, Vice President of Operations at Hi-Rez Studios and Chief Operating Officer at Prophecy Games
- Helen Hall, Dean of Computer Science at Gwinnett Technical College
- Ryan Stovall, Senior Director of Information Security at Scientific Games
- Scott McMichael, Managing Director at Improving
"Our Strategic Board continues to be the driving force behind Tech Alpharetta's long-term success," said Karen Cashion, President and CEO of Tech Alpharetta. "We're thrilled to welcome these four highly accomplished executives to our Board as we enhance our commitment to innovation and growth in the tech sector. They will play a crucial role in propelling our thriving tech economy as we move into 2026 and beyond."
Driving Innovation and Growth
Since its founding in 2012, Tech Alpharetta has played a pivotal role in cultivating the local tech ecosystem by implementing strategic recommendations from its board members. One such initiative led to the successful launch of Tech Alpharetta's startup incubator in 2015, which has been instrumental in nurturing emerging tech startups within the community.
Tech Alpharetta serves as a melting pot for technology and innovation, where ideas flourish, and businesses thrive. Its board comprises talented executives from various sectors who are dedicated to fostering an environment that encourages collaboration among technology companies and local organizations.
Impactful Accomplishments
The board's leadership has driven numerous accomplishments that reflect the organization's vision for a vibrant tech landscape. These efforts have established Tech Alpharetta as a leading player in the region's technology arena, uniting businesses with resources, knowledge, and opportunities necessary to succeed.
Moreover, Tech Alpharetta hosts numerous events that bring together industry thought leaders and innovators, providing platforms for sharing insights on emerging tech trends and policies affecting the technology sector. Through these initiatives, the organization strives to create a robust network that supports continuous growth.
About Tech Alpharetta
Tech Alpharetta emerged from a merger in 2017, combining the City of Alpharetta's Alpharetta Technology Commission and the Greater Alpharetta Tech Network, initially founded by Karen Cashion. As a respected 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization, Tech Alpharetta now focuses on aiding the growth of technology and innovation in the area. Its strategic advisory board, composed of leaders from Alpharetta's prominent technology firms, works diligently to advance the tech industry and its ecosystem further.
Furthermore, Tech Alpharetta encourages local startups by running a thriving incubator that houses over 50 tech startups, all contributing to the vibrant innovation landscape.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who are the new members of Tech Alpharetta's board?
The new board members include Adam Goren, Helen Hall, Ryan Stovall, and Scott McMichael.
2. What is the mission of Tech Alpharetta?
Tech Alpharetta aims to support the growth of technology and innovation in the community through various initiatives and programs.
3. When was Tech Alpharetta established?
Tech Alpharetta was founded in 2012, following a merger of key technology organizations.
4. What accomplishments has Tech Alpharetta achieved?
Tech Alpharetta has launched a startup incubator and hosted numerous events to foster the tech ecosystem.
5. How does Tech Alpharetta support local startups?
The organization runs a startup incubator that houses over 50 tech startups, providing resources and support for their growth.
