WE ARE THE INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF BDPA
Stephen Jeffers
President - BDPA Indianapolis Chapter
A message from Stephen
“Throughout my career, I have recognized the transformative power that technology holds—not only in shaping industries but also in creating opportunities for individuals from all walks of life. As president, I would be in a position to lead initiatives that inspire current and future technology professionals, ensuring that Indianapolis continues to be a thriving hub of innovation and inclusion. Additionally, my goal is to revive the power and influence of the Indianapolis Chapter of BDPA, to help bring together leaders and those interested in progressing Technology in Indianapolis.”
The BDPA Indy Chapter was founded in 2008 with vision, faith, fervent prayer and a commitment to strengthen diverse information technology talent and opportunities in the Indianapolis community. Mr. Keith Harding served as co-founder and one of early BDPA Indy presidents who established the firm foundation on which the chapter continues to grow and serve our community.
The Vision of the Indianapolis BDPA is to be the premier leader in STEM that engages, empowers, and drives thought leadership for our diverse community.
Empowerment, Innovation, Excellence, Innovation, Community, Collaboration, Investing, Stewardship, Leadership
CHAPTER MEMBERS
STUDENTS SERVED
The Indy Chapter of BDPA will provide the opportunity for individual, corporate, and nonprofit memberships that will give its members access to Relevant Resources Transforming Workshops and Training...
The Indy Chapter of BDPA will provide monthly community networking events. These events will host a guest speaker, give members an opportunity to engage with other members and also drive membership....
The Indy Chapter of BDPA offers certificate training courses for those looking to enhance their skills in the STEM industry. These training courses serve as launching ground for a successful start or restart....
The Indy Chapter of BDPA will empower its members through coaching helping them to achieve a specific personal or professional goal by providing training and guidance....
The National High School Computer Competition (HSCC) and Student Information Technology Education and Scholarship (SITES) are geared towards high school students to expose them to the realm of technology, present scholarship opportunities, and jumpstart their careers. Participating in SITES prepares students for competing in HSCC; during hour-long Saturday classes, students will become immersed in various development opportunities with an emphasis on technical exposure, guided coding courses, and professional development.
SITES is now accepting registrations for the program.