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In honor of Women's History Month, we are launched a #SheHero campaign on social media to spotlight some of the women at Dataprise who inspire. Learn more about Joanne. What does Women’s History Month mean to you? It is an opportunity to recognize and focus on the many contributions women have made to the world. There are so many women in history, whether it be sports, business or academia that have sacrificed and fought to enable us the opportunities that we have to be successful today. We need to continue to be part of the change and carry the torch for the next generations to come. Which important issue(s) impacting female professionals do you want to bring more awareness to during Women’s History Month? Equal pay and gender bias. What is a women’s organization that you would like to raise awareness about? The Women + Cybersecurity = Women's Society of Cyberjutsu is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to raising awareness of cybersecurity career opportunities and advancement for women in the field, closing the gender gap and the overall workforce gap in these roles.
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In honor of Women's History Month, we are launched a #SheHero campaign on social media to spotlight some of the women at Dataprise who inspire. Learn more about Danielle , a Transition Manager. What does Women’s History Month mean to you? I believe it greatly signifies how far women have come and reflects the obstacles we face and have achieved. It means a great deal to me and I'd like to raise my daughter to be as strong, brilliant, and independent as the women and people she sees. Which important issue(s) impacting female professionals do you want to bring more awareness to during Women’s History Month? Fair pay and economic opportunity for women. What is a women's organization that you’d like to raise awareness about? American Association of University Women (AAUW) is a non-profit organization that advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, and research. Its mission is Gender Equity & Economic Security and they are leading the fight for fair pay and economic opportunity for women: https://bit.ly/3sMZyKb
In honor of Women's History Month, we are launched a #SheHero campaign on social media to spotlight some of the women at Dataprise who inspire. Learn more about Mary Beth , our Chief Marketing Officer. What does Women’s History Month mean to you? A favorite book to read my daughters is “Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls: 100 Tales of Extraordinary Women” so they can see the amazing accomplishments of powerful women. Women’s History Month takes storytelling to the next level by allowing us to honor the trailblazers of the past while acknowledging we still have much work to do. The reality is women still face systemic barriers and wider gaps in opportunity, salary, and equality. We need more women in leadership positions to drive progress and give our girls even more role models.
Learn more about Alex, a Service Desk Engineer II on our Technical Engineering Center Team and one of our #RisingPrisers. Previous Job: Service Desk Engineer I | New Job: Service Desk Engineer II Tenure: 8 months What are you enjoying most about your new position? I'm very much enjoying the challenge of all of the different types of issues we receive, and each challenge is a new learning experience for me. Our Team Lead as well as the rest of TEC Leadership is very supportive and always has our backs! How does Dataprise encourage employee success? Dataprise has an excellent culture, and we're all one big team. When a peer comes to one of their colleagues for help it is always readily given. I'm also a big fan of the learning platforms all employees have access to. Looking to advance your career? Explore our open opportunities: https://bit.ly/3nABFBO
Learn more about Miran, a Service Desk Engineer II on our Technical Engineering Center Team and one of our #RisingPrisers. Previous position: Service Desk Engineer I | New Position: Service Desk Engineer II Tenure: I've been working with Dataprise for almost three years, having started out as an intern on the PC Depot Team What are you enjoying most about your new position? I enjoy helping out our small group in Tier 2 and working with end-users to fix any issues they are experiencing. I genuinely enjoy learning and being around engineers that can assist with anything I am stuck on. A lot of the other Tier 2 engineers have made it easy and exciting to learn new things on a daily basis which continuously helps me to get better at providing technical support. How does Dataprise encourage employee success? Initially, I did not have much IT experience, but the Talent Acquisition team at Dataprise reached out to me about an internship opportunity that changed my life in 2019. Looking to advance your career? Explore our open opportunities: https://bit.ly/3nABFBO
Learn more about Mike, our Director, Infrastructure Management and one of our #RisingPrisers. What are you enjoying most about your new position? The opportunity to solve large-scale challenges in collaboration with the other department heads. I’ve always prided myself on being a problem-solver and it’s exciting to be able to apply those skills towards impacting the entire business and not just a single team or specific customers. How does Dataprise encourage employee success? Mentorship and leadership. During my time at Dataprise, I’ve been able to learn from peers with more technical experience or tenure. I’ve had managers that laid out a career path for me, challenged me, and recognized when I was ready to move up to the next level. We talk about our culture a lot at Dataprise and for me it starts with information sharing and collaboration. You don’t know what you don’t know and there’s always something you can learn from someone if you have the right mindset. Now in this position, it’s incumbent upon me to pay the mentorship I received forward to the teams that support me.
In celebration of Black History Month, we shine the spotlight on some of our fantastic Black employees to hear their voices and perspectives on what this month means to them and the issues facing the Black community. Learn more about Willie, one of our Network Associates. What does Black History Month mean to you? Black History Month means a lot to me. Not only does it spotlight the history and legacy of African Americans, but it also challenges us as a population to reflect on racial issues which aren't spotlighted very often. As a Black employee, what has your experience been working at Dataprise? I've had a great experience with Dataprise. They truly see no color, and I know that my race will not play a factor in my growth or professional development with the business.
In celebration of Black History Month, we shine the spotlight on some of our fantastic Black employees to hear their voices and perspectives on what this month means to them and the issues facing the Black community. Learn more about Steve, our Technical Writing in Service Operations. What does Black History Month mean to you? Black History Month provides a focus on the wide-scale contributions and achievements (both well-known and newly-known) of Blacks of the past and present. This is very important in reminding ourselves, as Blacks, that we have always been capable of great things and we can and will be capable of more to come. What specific cause or organization do you feel best represents and supports the African American community? I would recommend the Society of Black Engineers. For youth and those in need of mentorship, I would look into the 100 Black Men and a personal favorite that focuses on impoverished communities is Computer Village.
In celebration of Black History Month, we shine the spotlight on some of our fantastic Black employees to hear their voices and perspectives on what this month means to them and the issues facing the Black community. Learn more about Keith, our Vice President of Business Development. What does Black History Month mean to you? Black History Month is important to me because it represents change, unifying voices, understanding black history, and rewriting the narrative that was once tarnished but, is now being understood. Although Black History Month is celebrated once a month for me Black history is everyday life. As a Black employee, what has your experience been working at Dataprise? At every level of our organization, I feel embraced and at home. This was a major part of my decision-making process when choosing to join Dataprise and also appreciate that we have Employee Resource Groups that allow me to feel included. There is a concerted effort to embrace the importance of all cultures, creeds, religions, ethnicities, and diversity at Dataprise.
