Building Houston’s Tech Pipeline: Connecting Talent, Industry & Opportunity
Event Overview
World Wide Technology (WWT) and NPower Houston invite you to join an exclusive networking and workforce development event focused on strengthening Houston's technology talent ecosystem. As Houston continues to grow as a hub for digital innovation, cybersecurity, cloud, and AI, organizations must work together to create sustainable pathways between education, workforce development, and employment opportunities. This event brings together aspiring technology professionals, NPower students and alumni, technology leaders, employers, community partners, and workforce advocates for an afternoon of networking, career exploration, and meaningful conversations about the future of Houston's tech workforce. The program will feature an interactive panel discussion, alumni success stories, breakout networking sessions, and opportunities to connect directly with hiring leaders and industry professionals.
Featured Speakers
What to expect
- Hear directly from technology leaders and executives about the future of Houston's technology workforce.
- Participate in a panel discussion covering career growth, leadership, workforce readiness, and industry trends.
- Connect with employers, hiring managers, and technology professionals from across the Houston community.
- Join small-group breakout sessions for more personal discussions and networking opportunities with panelists.
- Expand your professional network while exploring career pathways in technology and digital transformation.
Goals and Objectives
This event aims to strengthen Houston's technology talent pipeline by connecting emerging professionals with industry leaders, sharing career insights, fostering mentorship opportunities, and promoting collaboration between employers, workforce development organizations, and the local community.
Who should attend?
Students, early-career technology professionals, military-connected individuals, hiring managers, technology leaders, community partners, and anyone interested in supporting Houston's future technology workforce.