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Yesterday our Chair, John Healy, had the privilege of addressing a delegation of almost 200 elected representatives from the United States on behalf of the software sector.

The Software Alliance has launched its Teacher Mentoring Scheme after 27 member representatives stepped forward to become an industry mentor.

This month, the Department for the Economy published its 10X Delivery Plan 2023/24. The extensive document comes over two years after the department published its ambitious 10X vision for a decade of innovation and includes various actions and initiatives that will benefit the software industry.   

The Software Alliance has this month strengthened our leadership team with the appointment of four new individuals to our Board.

Find out more about The Software Alliance's Teacher Mentoring Scheme.

As Belfast Met seeks interest from individuals who previously worked in the tech sector and would like to gain new skills for the industry, we are pleased to bring members the opportunity to collaborate on the development of the programme. 

We were pleased to collaborate on the delivery of the first ever 'Belfast x Tech' conference with Belfast Chamber.

The Software Alliance School’s Group is inviting teachers to attend a Lunch & Learn virtual series.

The Software Alliance has officially launched as the industry-led, representative voice of the £1.7 billion software industry in Northern Ireland.

Last month brought the publication of the much-anticipated report from the Independent Review of Invest NI. We as the Software Alliance welcome the publication of the report and many of its findings, in particular the acknowledgement of a lack of balance between FDI and local company support.