LANSING – The Mobile Technology Association of Michigan on Tuesday announced the launch of its Mobile in Education statewide advisory council.
Leading the council will be Beth Nuccio, Director of Career Services at Baker College of Auburn Hills. Nuccio has more than 25 years of experience in the field of non-profit higher education and 18 years of public service as an Oakland County Commissioner and a Brandon Board of Education Trustee.
The council is tasked with assisting the trade association with the development of resources, events, policy recommendations, strategies and educational/networking opportunities for those working in public and private educational institutions at the K-12 and post-secondary levels, for those providing mobile/wireless technology products and services to the education community, and for employers to collaborate with education to ensure a pipeline of qualified future employees. The ultimate goal of the Council is to graduate students skilled in the use of mobile/wireless technologies in whatever career path they choose in order to fulfill current and future demand from global employers.
Additional advisory councils being planned for 2014 launch include: Mobile in Automotive, Re-shoring Mobile/Wireless Manufacturing, and several others.
Information about current MTAM Advisory Councils may be found at click on GoMobileMichigan.Org
