CompTIA, the leading trade association for the global technology industry, released the following statement from CompTIA Executive Vice President for Public Advocacy Elizabeth Hyman regarding the White House’s latest Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education initiative.
“Our nation’s ability to remain competitive in the 21st Century economy requires every American student has access to both technological and critical-thinking skills. We applaud the White House for taking tangible and necessary steps to bolster a culture of innovation with a national strategy for STEM Education.
“We look forward to working with the Administration to not only foster the adoption of STEM programs in every school across the country but to also support additional programs – to include apprenticeships -- that will enable workers with non-traditional backgrounds to find opportunities in the workforce of the future.”
Steve Ostrowski
Senior Director, Corporate Communications
(630) 678 - 8468
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Roger Hughlett
Director, Corporate Communications
(202) 503 - 3644
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Access Now$2 trillion – Estimated direct economic impact of the U.S. tech industry, representing 8.8% of the national economy.
582,000 – Number of tech business establishments in the U.S.
9.1 million – U.S. net tech employment at the end of 2022.
286,400 – Estimated number of new technology jobs added in the U.S. in 2022.
4.1 million – Number of postings by U.S. employers for tech job openings during 2022.
