Community Impact

Technology should
open doors.

At Pierre's TechHeads, impact is not a side program. It is how we build—pairing technology expertise with education, mentorship, and practical support that helps people and small businesses move forward.

Serving Omaha & beyondSince 2023

Technology services grounded in access, confidence, and community.

Community is infrastructure.
We invest in the people who will shape what comes next.

Impact snapshot

Presence you can measure.

Current programs translate technical knowledge into practical, recurring support.

0135

Girls Inc. students mentored

25 eighth graders + 10 ninth graders

0220+

MarkeTech workshop participants

Practical AI and cybersecurity education

03Weekly

Small-business office hours

Advice and support through BAIL

042× monthly

Workforce-readiness training

Hands-on learning with Astute Coffee

Community work

Showing up is part of the work.

From first exposure to technology through small-business resilience, each engagement is designed to leave people with something useful: skills, context, confidence, or a clearer next step.

01

STEM mentorship

Girls Inc. Omaha

Eureka! STEM Summer Program

Helping young women see themselves in technology.

Pierre's TechHeads mentored 35 students—25 eighth graders and 10 ninth graders—through hands-on learning and honest conversation about the possibilities inside technology careers.

35 studentsreached through one focused STEM experience
02

Career pathways

April 29, 2026

NSBE Jr. Scholars Panel · Omaha North High Magnet School

Putting real technology careers within reach.

Chelsea Pierre joined professionals across architecture, sourcing, and data science to give students a candid view of education, career decisions, and opportunity. The panel was part of Pierre's TechHeads' ongoing weekly presence at the school.

Meet the panelists
  • Chelsea Pierre, Pierre's TechHeads
  • Davielle Phillips, Architectural Designer, Holland Basham Architects
  • Donnell D. Brown, Senior Director of Strategic Sourcing, Union Pacific
  • Ashleigh Gildon, Data Scientist, Lozier Corporation
03

Cyber education

March 24–25, 2026

MarkeTech · Kearney, Nebraska

Making AI and cybersecurity practical.

At MarkeTech, Chelsea led an interactive AI cybersecurity workshop for more than 20 participants, turning fast-moving technology and security risks into accessible actions for entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Visit MarkeTech
04

Small-business support

Every Wednesday

GROW Nebraska Women's Business Center · BAIL Office Hours

Technical guidance where entrepreneurs already are.

Pierre's TechHeads participates weekly in BAIL Office Hours, providing Nebraska small-business owners with practical technology advice and support alongside banking, accounting, insurance, and legal resources.

Explore BAIL Office Hours
05

Workforce readiness

Twice monthly

Astute Coffee partnership

Hands-on learning for young adults aging out of foster care.

Twice each month, Pierre's TechHeads provides hands-on activities and technology training to young adults connected with Astute Coffee's workforce-development program—building familiarity, confidence, and transferable skills.

Read about Astute Coffee's mission
06

Business resilience

July 23, 2026

GROW Nebraska webinar

Small Business, Big Target.

Chelsea delivered practical cybersecurity education for small businesses, helping owners understand common risks and build defensive habits before an incident occurs.

March 2026

Nebraska For Us
Small Business Grant

Recognition with purpose

The stage mattered more than the award.

When Chelsea Pierre received the Nebraska For Us Small Business Grant, she used the moment to encourage the other entrepreneurs in the room. She reminded them that their presence was not accidental and reframed the award—not simply as personal recognition, but as an opportunity to use her platform to affirm their purpose, perseverance, and potential.

“Your presence here today is not an accident.”

Founder in the community

Expertise shared beyond the business.

01

College instruction

As an adjunct professor at Metropolitan Community College, Chelsea teaches college students preparing to enter and advance in technology careers.

02

Cybersecurity curriculum

She creates Cyber Defense and Security Information and Event Management—or SIEM—courses for online learning platforms, including Pluralsight.

03

Workforce access

Through mentorship, instruction, and employment pathways, she works to make technology careers more visible and attainable for the next generation.

Connect with Chelsea on LinkedIn

Media & thought leadership

Extending the conversation.

Public conversations give Pierre's TechHeads another way to share practical insight, widen access, and show what inclusive technology leadership looks like.

Partnership

Let's build the next
opportunity together.

Partner with Pierre's TechHeads on technology education, workforce development, small-business support, or community programming.