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Join us for workshops, training sessions, tech talks, and community networking events. PGCTC events are open to members and the public.

    • February 23, 2026
    • January 31, 2029
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    The Prince George's County Technology Council, in partnership with TCecure, offers a comprehensive workforce development program built around modern threat environments, artificial intelligence, and the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework.

    At the heart of this initiative is the Digital Resilience Community Clinic (DRCC, pronounced "Dork")—a hands-on Cyber and AI clinic. We established the DRCC because modern cybersecurity cannot exist in a vacuum. You cannot truly secure systems today without understanding how AI works—both as a powerful defense tool and a complex risk vector. The DRCC expands beyond standard CMMC compliance to equip you with real-world skills in AI-driven security, data governance, and emerging threat landscapes.


    This program is designed for individuals who want to enter or advance in the cybersecurity field. Whether you are a career changer, a recent graduate, or an IT professional looking to specialize, our program provides a clear pathway from classroom learning to professional readiness.


    Step 1: Learn

    Complete instructor-led CMMC coursework through our online learning platform. Gain foundational knowledge in cybersecurity controls, compliance documentation, and the CMMC Level 1 framework.

    Step 2: Practice

    Join the DRCC as a clinician. Work on real client projects under senior cybersecurity professionals/preceptors. Conduct assessments and develop remediation plans for actual organizations.

    Step 3: Certify

    Prepare for your CMMC Professional (CCP) credential. Your coursework and hands-on clinic experience directly support certification readiness.

    Step 4: Launch

    Enter the workforce as a qualified cybersecurity compliance professional, prepared for roles in security compliance, risk management, and cybersecurity consulting.

    • September 01, 2026
    • October 17, 2026

    The Prince George’s County Technology Council is opening several board and committee seats, and we are looking for people who want to put their hands on something real.

    This is not a resume line. Our board is small, the work is visible, and the people who step into these roles will directly shape what PGCTC does in 2027.

    If that sounds like your kind of opportunity, keep reading.

    Open Board Positions

    Vice President

    Support the President, lead the Annual Meeting, and help connect the work of our committees. The Vice President also steps in with full executive authority when the President is unavailable.

    Treasurer

    Own the Council’s financial operations, including deposits, accounting, quarterly financial reports to the Board, and leadership of the Finance Committee. This is a strong fit for someone with bookkeeping, accounting, or nonprofit finance experience.

    Tech Director

    Run the technology behind PGCTC, including our website, membership platform, and the digital tools supporting events, communications, and fundraising. This is a hands-on position with immediate impact.

    Community Member Representative

    Represent county residents on the Board and help identify where PGCTC’s programs can make the greatest difference. This seat is designated for an elected official from the community.

    Associate Representative

    Connect PGCTC with the legal, financial, consulting, and training firms that support the technology community. Help build partnerships that bring useful expertise and resources to county startups and businesses.

    Open Committee Positions

    Communications

    Tell the Council’s story through social media, announcements, flyers, and consistent branding. If you write, design, create content, or manage social media, we want you.

    Membership

    Recruit new members, keep current members engaged, and help organize the Annual Meeting. This is a great fit if you are a natural connector who enjoys building community.

    Finance

    Advise the Board on budgeting and accounting, help develop the annual budget, and monitor the Council’s income and expenses.

    Special Events

    Plan and deliver the events that put PGCTC in front of the county, from selecting venues and managing budgets through day-of execution. If you enjoy turning ideas into memorable experiences, this committee is for you.

    Administrative

    Keep filings, licenses, records, board terms, and back-office operations on track. The work happens behind the scenes, but it is genuinely essential.

    Facilities & Property

    Support the Council’s space, equipment, and physical resources, including annual inventory and recommendations concerning leases, insurance, and purchases.

    What We Ask

    Most volunteers contribute approximately four to six hours per month, participate in board or committee meetings, and take ownership of their assigned work.

    We are a working board, and we need people who are ready to contribute.

    Who We Are Looking For

    We want people who care about technology, education, economic opportunity, and Prince George’s County.

    Experience in technology, education, finance, communications, operations, event planning, or community outreach is helpful. Energy, dependability, and follow-through matter just as much.

    We welcome applicants from every background.

    Ready to Get Involved?

    Apply here:

    https://pgctc.wildapricot.org/event-6019659

    Applications close Friday, October 16, 2026. Tell us which board position or committee interests you and why. A short paragraph is plenty.

    Bring your experience. Share your ideas. Help us build what comes next.


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