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We are proud to offer NEW options for annual investment.
Added events/ opportunities include:
- Platinum/Diamond/Gold levels include complimentary memberships for companies of the sponsor’s choice to receive ITC membership.
- Beginning in September 2024, the ITC will inaugurate the Executive Leadership Circle (ELC), an exclusive group comprising tech leaders from ITC member companies. "The Circle" will enjoy privileged access to enhanced engagement and networking opportunities. They will serve as a valuable resource to the ITC Board of Trustees, amplifying its influence within Idaho's tech community. Platinum/Diamond/Gold include ELC seats; other levels are eligible to apply for two-year terms, which include an annual cost of $650/year.
- ITC Tech Top 50 Awards coming in March 2025; nominations will go live after the Hall of Fame & Innovation Awards in October.
(The Tech Top 50 will recognize Idaho’s tech companies, leaders, and technologies that have made a significant impact during the past year.)
- Monthly Online/Virtual TechTalk Tuesdays for Communities of Interest groups
All ITC members receive benefits correlated to their selected member level and pay an annual rate commiserate with that level.
For members who wish to have a customized Annual Plan that bundles together event sponsorships, email dbevan@idahotechcouncil.org to set up a meeting.
The DevOps movement has as many definitions as it has practitioners. The core value proposition of DevOps is maximizing the efficiency of software development and operations, reducing the time and overhead of getting usable code from a developer’s desk to a customer’s product. Each enterprise has unique challenges in optimizing this delivery pipeline, from requirements management to coordination of multiple developers, function and performance testing, creating environments, and automating deployments.
Develop.Idaho brings tech professionals from across the state together in an environment of learning and networking. This event brings something for everyone, from technical to entrepreneurs to students. Attendees can hear local and out-of-state visionaries and thought leaders speak on industry topics impacting their work and community. Highlighting the people and solutions driving our economy. Watch the events page for details.
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Introducing: Mike Mallon, Founder & Fractional CIO, HimalAlan, LLC Describe the business/organization you work for: HimalAIan LLC is a Meridian, Idaho startup building CrAIg™, enterprise middleware that governs AI activity across multiple systems. As companies deploy more AI agents, those agents increasingly step on each other's decisions without anyone noticing until real damage is done. CrAIg detects those conflicts before they execute and gives leaders a way to see and stop the cost before it lands. What inspired you to start your own business, or why did you decide to work for this specific organization? After 20+ years in enterprise technology leadership, including serving as CIO for a major West Coast seafood distributor, I saw the gap firsthand: every AI tool a company adopts is built to optimize its own corner of the business, but nothing is built to watch the space between them. That gap is where real financial exposure hides, and I started HimalAIan to close it. What sets this business apart from others in the industry? Most AI governance tools compete with the AI systems already in place. CrAIg doesn't. Our positioning is "Not competing. Completing." We sit in the space between existing systems and catch the collisions no single tool is built to see. What challenges have you faced as a business owner or employee, and how did you overcome them? The biggest challenge has been building everything solo. Engineering, fundraising, patent strategy, business development, all of it, at once, without a team to share the load. I've overcome it the same way I'd tell any operator to handle a hard problem: break it into pieces that can each be moved forward independently, prioritize ruthlessly, and use every relationship and resource available rather than trying to do it all in isolation. What advice would you give to someone looking to join your industry? Don't wait for the market to hand you permission. If you've spent years watching a problem from the inside, the way I watched it from my experience in enterprise systems and technology, trust that domain knowledge enough to act on it. The technical build is hard, but it's rarely the hardest part. The harder part is staying in motion on funding, partnerships, and structure every single day, even when the feedback is slow or silent. About the Idaho Technology Council The Idaho Technology Council (ITC) is a member-based organization that champions innovation and collaboration to grow Idaho’s economy through technology. Representing a dynamic and growing community of entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and policymakers, ITC connects vision with action to position Idaho as a hub for innovation and opportunity. Learn more at www.idahotechcouncil.org . Connect with Mike on LinkedIn HERE Check out HimalAlan, LLC HERE
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Introducing: Jeanne Allen, QA Engineer II, Destination Pet Describe the business/organization you work for: Destination Pet is a company that provides pet services like boarding, daycare, house sitting, and dog walking and grooming. I work on the Yourgi app, which is the online portal for booking appointments for your pets. What inspired you to start your own business, or why did you decide to work for this specific organization? I decided to work for Destination Pet because the team there is incredible, and I felt like I could make a difference and help the company grow. What sets this business apart from others in the industry? They really care about their customers and try to make every pet service something to remember. What challenges have you faced as a business owner or employee, and how did you overcome them? Working for a tech startup can be hard because the infrastructure isn't set up for development. I enjoy helping set up this infrastructure, so I'm working with the team to make their processes more efficient and enhance communication across teams. What advice would you give to someone looking to join your industry? Be curious and excited to learn. With QA, software development, and devops, there's so much to learn, and being curious is an essential part of the job. About the Idaho Technology Council The Idaho Technology Council (ITC) is a member-based organization that champions innovation and collaboration to grow Idaho’s economy through technology. Representing a dynamic and growing community of entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and policymakers, ITC connects vision with action to position Idaho as a hub for innovation and opportunity. Learn more at www.idahotechcouncil.org . Connect with Jeanne on LinkedIn HERE Check out Destination Pet HERE
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Introducing: Mike Mallon, Founder & Fractional CIO, HimalAlan, LLC Describe the business/organization you work for: HimalAIan LLC is a Meridian, Idaho startup building CrAIg™, enterprise middleware that governs AI activity across multiple systems. As companies deploy more AI agents, those agents increasingly step on each other's decisions without anyone noticing until real damage is done. CrAIg detects those conflicts before they execute and gives leaders a way to see and stop the cost before it lands. What inspired you to start your own business, or why did you decide to work for this specific organization? After 20+ years in enterprise technology leadership, including serving as CIO for a major West Coast seafood distributor, I saw the gap firsthand: every AI tool a company adopts is built to optimize its own corner of the business, but nothing is built to watch the space between them. That gap is where real financial exposure hides, and I started HimalAIan to close it. What sets this business apart from others in the industry? Most AI governance tools compete with the AI systems already in place. CrAIg doesn't. Our positioning is "Not competing. Completing." We sit in the space between existing systems and catch the collisions no single tool is built to see. What challenges have you faced as a business owner or employee, and how did you overcome them? The biggest challenge has been building everything solo. Engineering, fundraising, patent strategy, business development, all of it, at once, without a team to share the load. I've overcome it the same way I'd tell any operator to handle a hard problem: break it into pieces that can each be moved forward independently, prioritize ruthlessly, and use every relationship and resource available rather than trying to do it all in isolation. What advice would you give to someone looking to join your industry? Don't wait for the market to hand you permission. If you've spent years watching a problem from the inside, the way I watched it from my experience in enterprise systems and technology, trust that domain knowledge enough to act on it. The technical build is hard, but it's rarely the hardest part. The harder part is staying in motion on funding, partnerships, and structure every single day, even when the feedback is slow or silent. About the Idaho Technology Council The Idaho Technology Council (ITC) is a member-based organization that champions innovation and collaboration to grow Idaho’s economy through technology. Representing a dynamic and growing community of entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and policymakers, ITC connects vision with action to position Idaho as a hub for innovation and opportunity. Learn more at www.idahotechcouncil.org . Connect with Mike on LinkedIn HERE Check out HimalAlan, LLC HERE
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Introducing: Jeanne Allen, QA Engineer II, Destination Pet Describe the business/organization you work for: Destination Pet is a company that provides pet services like boarding, daycare, house sitting, and dog walking and grooming. I work on the Yourgi app, which is the online portal for booking appointments for your pets. What inspired you to start your own business, or why did you decide to work for this specific organization? I decided to work for Destination Pet because the team there is incredible, and I felt like I could make a difference and help the company grow. What sets this business apart from others in the industry? They really care about their customers and try to make every pet service something to remember. What challenges have you faced as a business owner or employee, and how did you overcome them? Working for a tech startup can be hard because the infrastructure isn't set up for development. I enjoy helping set up this infrastructure, so I'm working with the team to make their processes more efficient and enhance communication across teams. What advice would you give to someone looking to join your industry? Be curious and excited to learn. With QA, software development, and devops, there's so much to learn, and being curious is an essential part of the job. About the Idaho Technology Council The Idaho Technology Council (ITC) is a member-based organization that champions innovation and collaboration to grow Idaho’s economy through technology. Representing a dynamic and growing community of entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and policymakers, ITC connects vision with action to position Idaho as a hub for innovation and opportunity. Learn more at www.idahotechcouncil.org . Connect with Jeanne on LinkedIn HERE Check out Destination Pet HERE
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