Paul Roos

Recently , I had the great fortune of speaking with two people in Pennsylvania who remove obstacles and barriers from our technical progress : Kevin Lane of the Pittsburgh Technology Council and Paul Roos of the Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania.
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Moving a little closer to home , ( my home anyway ) I spoke with Paul Roos , the President and CEO of Harrisburg's own Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania.The immediate issue Paul sees facing central PA is work force development.We need to build a larger and stronger work force.Together we need the cooperation of business , government and academia to define and execute a three tier plan to ensure the right curriculum is offered and at the same time make sure that government is enabling those businesses to thrive..Paul sees combating the loss of technology workers to other states as a high priority for the government.He also spoke about new state-funded scholarships for technology graduates that either stay in Pennsylvania after graduation or move in from out of state upon earning a degree in a technical discipline.Paul added , We need to grow from within and from outside Pennsylvania.We need to demonstrate a strong technology workforce to attract technology companies..

To place central Pennsylvania in a more competitivearena nationally , Paul and his organization have developed a similar path and agenda to Pittsburgh.

Paul said , There are four things we need to focus on today to become world leaders in technology : We need to hold regular , technology-specific job fairs as frequently as we can.We need to raise the awareness of technology companies and people in the area.We need to promote as many internships in the technology sector as the community can bear and , we need to start younger to build an awareness of what technology careers are available in PA!.

The Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania has been hard at work to make all four of the above mandates happen.There are sub-committees in place to heighten the awareness of the general population of PA by focusing on the image of technology in Pennsylvania.There is also a committee that has been focused on bringing the possibilities of a career in technology to the school children ( K-12 ) throughout central Pennsylvania.

Recently, I had the great fortune of speaking with two people in Pennsylvania who remove obstacles and barriers from our technical progress: Kevin Lane of the Pittsburgh Technology Council and Paul Roos of the Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania.
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Moving a little closer to home, (my home anyway) I spoke with Paul Roos, the President and CEO of Harrisburg's own Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania.The immediate issue Paul sees facing central PA is work force development."We need to build a larger and stronger work force.Together we need the cooperation of business, government and academia to define and execute a three tier plan to ensure the right curriculum is offered and at the same time make sure that government is enabling those businesses to thrive."Paul sees combating the loss of technology workers to other states as a high priority for the government.He also spoke about new state-funded scholarships for technology graduates that either stay in Pennsylvania after graduation or move in from out of state upon earning a degree in a technical discipline.Paul added, "We need to grow from within and from outside Pennsylvania.We need to demonstrate a strong technology workforce to attract technology companies."

To place central Pennsylvania in a more competitivearena nationally, Paul and his organization have developed a similar path and agenda to Pittsburgh.

Paul said, "There are four things we need to focus on today to become world leaders in technology: We need to hold regular, technology-specific job fairs as frequently as we can.We need to raise the awareness of technology companies and people in the area.We need to promote as many internships in the technology sector as the community can bear and, we need to start younger to build an awareness of what technology careers are available in PA!"

The Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania has been hard at work to make all four of the above mandates happen.There are sub-committees in place to heighten the awareness of the general population of PA by focusing on the image of technology in Pennsylvania.There is also a committee that has been focused on bringing the possibilities of a career in technology to the school children (K-12) throughout central Pennsylvania.

The Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania (TCCP) recently named Ambassadors Maura Donley, Esq. and Paul M. Roos to the Board of Directors and commended John Lori for his years of dedication and service.

Paul Roos Joins NetComm Team

Paul Roos

Paul Roos Joins NetComm Team Technology Council of Central Pennsylvannia

Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania
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Paul Roos Joins NetComm Team

, January 16, 2004

NetComm Solutions, Inc. announces the addition of Paul Roos as the Director of Business Development. Mark Wilson, President & CEO of NetComm, expresses his enthusiasm by stating, "The numerous relationships Paul has developed in the mid-state business community, along with his experience, energy and presence, will help elevate NCSI to the next level."

Paul RoosNetComm Solutions, Inc. Treasurer
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Paul Roos Vice President of Marketing, NetComm Solutions, Inc.

"Creating a wireless network in a chocolate factory was a first for us," said Paul Roos, vice president of marketing at Netcomm Solutions Inc.