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About Us
The Carroll Technology Council was conceived in 2001 by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce to assist businesses and the community with their technology needs. As the Tech Council matured, the need for businesses to congregate and share with like-minded peers became apparent. The Carroll Technology Council became an independent non-profit organization in 2004 and was renamed the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council in 2020.
Since its inception, the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council has developed many new programs that benefit the county as a whole, especially area small businesses. Our focus has been on facilitating the development of technology expertise, building relationships between member organizations, and facilitating potential business opportunities.
As a community partner, the Council works diligently to bring technology to those in need. Through our TechKids and TechWorks programs, the CTIC has donated computers to area youth, adults, and nonprofits. To date, we have donated over 3,000 new and refurbished computers to the community!
The Council is a trusted voice, capable of handling information requests and disseminating helpful answers. We work closely with local media and publish our own communications to reach the community with pertinent technology updates.
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Scott M. Adelman was a founding member, former board member and committee chair of the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council, but more importantly, a friend and mentor to all of us. He passed away on October 22, 2016 at the age of 53 as a result of a heart attack that he suffered earlier in the week. As an organization, we are deeply saddened by this great loss.
Scott M. Adelman was a founding member, former board member and committee chair of the Carroll Technology & Innovation Council, but more importantly, a friend and mentor to all of us. He passed away on October 22, 2016 at the age of 53 as a result of a heart attack that he suffered earlier in the week. As an organization, we are deeply saddened by this great loss.
