Inspiredu

Join Inspiredu on May 28 for the next installment of our 2026 Town Hall Series, featuring a timely conversation on “Corporate Responsibility in Supporting Communities and Sustainability.”

This engaging panel discussion will bring together leaders across professional sports, nonprofit organizations, technology divisions, and civic sectors to explore how organizations can lead with purpose while advancing sustainable practices and investing in stronger communities. Featured panelists include:

-Gary Brantley, Chief Information Officer, National Football League
-Paula Wagner, Chief Information Officer, Mansfield Energy Corp
-Sanjay Patel, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Soccer in the Streets
-Natalie Hall, IT Director, Office of Digital Transformation, City of Atlanta

The event will be moderated by Errika Moore, Camelback Ventures and William Wesley, Delta Community Credit Union.

Together, our panelists will share insights on how cross-sector leadership can drive meaningful impact, support community-centered solutions, and help shape a more sustainable and connected future.

Event Details:
May 28 | 11 AM – 1 PM
Location: Inspiredu
1550 Southland Cir NW, Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30318

Register here to attend in person:
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/_0VzTA?vid=1qf4fr

Watch Live
Unable to attend in person? You can watch the Town Hall live from Inspiredu’s website at:
https://www.iuatl.org/townhall

Inspiredu is proud to highlight our partnership with College AIM, an organization that provides college and financial aid exposure, counseling, and support to help Greater Atlanta students break down barriers to postsecondary success.

Since 2022, Inspiredu has been honored to support College AIM students through laptop donations that expand access to technology and strengthen the connection between education, confidence, and future career opportunities.

We are so appreciative of the Taco Bell Foundation for its generous support of this partnership, which directly funds access to technology and digital skills training for these students. This initiative aims to help youth across Atlanta acquire the essential tools to reach their goals and succeed in a connected world. As Jamesia Craig, Associate Director of College AIM, shared:

“I truly believe the partnership between Inspiredu and College AIM propels opportunity, provides access, and paves the way for student success. This is an example of what happens when community-based organizations come together to nurture and invest in our communities. Since 2022, Inspiredu’s donation of laptops has equipped our students with more than technology, but with tools that connect them with access, confidence, and the ability to fully engage in their education and future careers!!”

Together, partnerships like these help bridge the digital divide and create pathways for students to learn, grow, and succeed.

View a learner spotlight here: https://vimeo.com/1194354539?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci =0

College AIM

Join Inspiredu on May 28 for the next installment of our 2026 Town Hall Series, featuring a timely conversation on “Corporate Responsibility in Supporting Communities and Sustainability.”

This engaging panel discussion will feature:
-Paula Wagner, Chief Information Officer at Mansfield Energy Corp
-Gary Brantley, Chief Information Officer at the National Football League

Together, they will share insights on how organizations can lead with purpose, advancing sustainable practices while making meaningful, lasting investments in the communities they serve.

May 28 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Inspiredu, 1550 Southland Cir NW #200, Atlanta, GA 30318

Register here: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/form/_0VzTA?vid=1pzz9r

Stay tuned as we announce additional exciting panelists in the coming weeks.

The (e)Mazing Race has reached capacity for teams and volunteers!

Inspiredu invites the general public to spectate, cheer on teams, and enjoy the lively atmosphere while supporting a cause that provides essential technology and digital literacy training to underserved families and learners across Georgia.