The Vermont Technology Alliance, the business association supporting Vermont’s tech business sector, announces new leadership for its board of directors and new board members.
Stepping into Vermont Technology Alliance (vtTA) board of directors leadership positions are:
Matthew Dodds, chief brandthropologist at Brandthropology, has been named board president.
Mark Heyman, human resources director at Logic Supply, has been named board secretary.
Alex Meyer, vice president at Renaissance Information Systems, has been named board treasurer.
New members joining the Vermont Technology board of directors are:
Marlon Branicki, executive vice president for research and development at MyWebGrocer.
Kathryn Foley, associate in the business law group at Downs Rachlin Martin.
Emily Piper, director of business development at Agilion.
Lars Hasselblad Torres, executive director of Generator.
The Vermont Technology Alliance is a non-profit business association with a mission to support, promote, and grow technology jobs and technology businesses in Vermont. It is the only business organization focused solely on Vermont’s technology business sector. The Alliance has approximately 200 members ranging from individual entrepreneurs to large businesses, including businesses and organizations that work with or support Vermont’s tech businesses and employees.