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The Capital Area IT Council would like to congratulate Liquid Web on their recent expansion. Construction has begun on a new 90,000 square foot, $80 million dollar data center facility. The story can be found here.

Congratulations Matthew Hill and the team at Liquid Web on all of your success.

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About the Capital Area IT Council

The Capital Area IT Council is a Michigan Regional Skills Alliance (MI RSA) that was formed to address the specific workforce development challenges facing our local information technology industry. Employer led and directed, the Capital Area IT Council is a coalition of industry, education, economic development, and government partners committed to identifying, developing, and implementing real solutions for improving the quantity and quality of IT professionals in this region.

About Us

From Lansing's past as the auto capital of the world ...

Mission Statement

To our new dominance as a technology powerhouse ...

Michigan Talent Bank

We are training our work force ...

MSU Dept of CSE

And getting the next generation ready ...

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Why Join?

Capital Area IT Council member employers and their partners are coming together to address common issues that are affecting the growth and vitality of
IT companies throughout our region.

This is your chance to be a part of the solution. But that is only the beginning - there are many benefits available exclusively to members. Download our Member Packet and join today!

Growing IT

Opportunities for the Capital Area

This Capital area Michigan Works! report created through the help of a diverse advisory committee of IT employers and educators, highlights the workforce impact of one of the fastest growing sectors fo the economy, the status of the workforceand what can be done in the future to ensure information technology has the best and brightest workers for future growth.

See the report here

Incumbent Worker Training

Train your employees

Capital Area IT Council member employers can access valuable incumbent worker (WIA) grant funds to help provide free training for upgrading the skills of their existing staff.

Incumbent Worker Training Overview

Letter of Understanding

Employment Opportunities

With local IT companies

Job seekers will find a variety of resources to help connect them with local IT companies. Career resources from the Michigan Talent Bank and notices about upcoming career fairs will keep job seekers informed of employment and experiental opportunities.