Originally posted on Data Center POST.
Compu Dynamics is once again turning a day on the course into long-term impact for the next generation of data center professionals. At its 6th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, the company raised a record-breaking $55,000 in support of Northern Virginia Community College’s (NOVA) Information and Engineering Technologies (IET) programs, pushing its cumulative contributions to the college to more than $200,000 to date.
Hosted at Bull Run Golf Club in northern Virginia, this year’s sold-out tournament drew more than 150 participants from more than 40 companies across the data center and mission-critical infrastructure ecosystem, including colocation providers, cloud and AI infrastructure companies, developers, manufacturers, and service partners. What has quickly become one of the region’s premier networking events for the data center community is equally a catalyst for local education and workforce development.
For Compu Dynamics, the tournament is about far more than friendly competition. It is one of the company’s most visible expressions of its commitment to building the future workforce that will build and power data centers.
“Our annual golf tournament has become this incredible convergence of generosity, partnership, and purpose,” said Steve Altizer, president and CEO of Compu Dynamics. “Beyond the golf and the camaraderie, we are helping equip the next generation of leaders with the skills and education they need. That’s what this is really about.”
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