The Technology Alliance is a Washington state non-profit organization of technology professionals working to support related areas of Washington's economy.[1]
The Alliance developed a set of research studies benchmarking technology-based economic development and higher education as well as creating policy recommendations for state initiatives. This includes annual benchmarking reports which are shared with local technology professionals.[2]
The Technology Alliance administers a membership organization called the Alliance of Angels to encourage angel and venture capital investment in Northwest technology startups.[1]
In September 2013, Technology Alliance helped to launch Ada Developers Academy, a year-long intensive school in software development for women.[3]
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