Join us for a panel discussion about Women in Technology, the challenges, the successes and their personal stories.

CCCi participated in the 9th Annual National Association of Telecom Professionals (ATP) CIO Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 16, 2013 at the beautiful St. Ives Country Club in John’s Creek, GA. Here’s CCCi’s Chris Dehlic, ATP Ambassador, in the white shirt with his event team members Kevin H., Christopher L., and Emily A. The Annual ATP Golf Tournament helps provide scholarship funds to deserving students each year. In addition to being an excellent networking event for technology and communications professionals, and executives, it has to be the most fun event that ATP hosts. The annual golf tournament continues to grow each year. The ATP Golf Tournament offers a unique setting for both sponsors, technology and communications professionals to network while enjoying the beautiful course, camaraderie and competition of a tournament. Meals are served in the clubhouse in a relaxed atmosphere and everyone talks about the shot that was "that close." No one gets a green jacket, but everyone enjoys the company and the game play.

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We are pleased to announce our CCCi Consultant of the Month, Kathy L.! Kathy has worked with CCCi for three years. She was born and raised in Sylvania, Georgia. Kathy enjoys spending time with her 6 year old Chiwinnie, named Summitt. She’s also a Tennessee football and Lady Vols basketball fan! When time allows, Kathy likes to play golf and work on projects around the house and yard. We are proud to have you on the CCCi Team!

CCCi was delighted to be a sponsor of the Metroplex Technology Business Council’s (MTBC) 7th Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, May 13, 2013 at Brookhaven Country Club in Dallas, TX. Here is CCCi Dallas Team Member, Monique Travenia at the event. We joined with some of the top high tech executives in the DFW Metroplex for an exciting 18 holes on the Masters Course. The weather was perfect and the turn-out was strong! CCCi is pleased to support the MTBC’s largest annual fundraiser. This event supports their programs in STEM Education (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), Legislative Advocacy, Innovation, Networking and more!

Brian Church, Vice President of CCCi, Chris Dehlic, Director of Strategic Accounts, and their wives attended TechBridge's Digital Ball last Saturday evening. The Digital Ball celebrates the spirit of philanthropy in the technology community. Funds raised from the Digital Ball support technology services that TechBridge provides to area nonprofits.

On April 30th, the YMCA of Greater Charlotte celebrated its 26th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast with an inspirational morning of fellowship, music and prayer at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The Charlotte office attended this event which had over 2200 people in attendance. Sharon Decker, N.C. Commerce Secretary, delivered a powerful testimony on the power of prayer. The Johnson C. Smith University Concert Choir also performed.

Introducing Reed Gary as our CCCi Spotlight of the month! Reed started his career in IT as a programmer with EDS, but segued into recruiting while at University Hospital in Augusta, GA. He earned his BS from Clemson University, and ever since the medical industry has been astounded that his blood changed color to ORANGE. Reed’s HR career has remained centric to high-technology recruiting through 25+ years at Unisys, MCI, Home Depot, Accenture, Motorola, Microsoft, and CCCi. Reed joined CCCi as a contractor and later converted to an employee supporting CCCi offices in Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, and Dallas.