CentralApp’s “Operation Rural Tech” attempts to bring remote tech jobs to Appalachia
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Our CEO is on a mission to bring tech jobs to the Appalachian region. To that end, he’s undertaking a cross-country road...
December 30, 2020
This story was originally published in the Herald-Dispatch.
December 27, 2020
Our CEO is on a mission to bring tech jobs to the Appalachian region. To that end, he’s undertaking a cross-country road trip to meet with tech companies and learn from tech leaders. He’ll be following all COVID-19 social distancing protocols and camping in his Tesla to avoid close contact. Follow along with his journey!
Our CEO is on a mission to bring tech jobs to the Appalachian region. To that end, he’s undertaking a cross-country road trip to meet with tech companies and learn from tech leaders. He’ll be following all COVID-19 social distancing protocols and camping in his Tesla to avoid close contact. Follow along with his journey!
From Todd Cope, CentralApp’s CEO
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