Everyone knows teens never listen to their parents about anything. Just like everybody knows the best tech jobs are going overseas. Actually, explains CEO, author and social innovator, Charles Eaton, what everyone seems to know is backward.

It’s not a tech job unless you’re working for a tech company, and you spend the whole day stuck behind a desk, right? Wrong, says CEO, author and social innovator, Charles Eaton.

Join host Michelle Lange as she takes in the fun at CompTIA’s Bring-Your-Kids-to-Work Day and learns who so-called “Digital Natives” really are.

Join host Michelle Lange on her field trip to Hadley Junior High, where she and the students explore a FUSE lab developed by Northwestern University and supported by CompTIA’s NextUp initiative.

To succeed working with technology, you must be a math wiz and earn a 4-year degree in coding, right? Nope, says CEO, author and social innovator, Charles Eaton.

Host Bob Dirkes sits down with CompTIA CEO Todd Thibodeaux to define the tricky term “Technologist” and explore how this term can help young students find the right career for them.

Host Bob Dirkes speaks with author and CEO of Creating IT Futures Charles Eaton about Creating IT Futures ongoing philanthropic programs, their priorities for programs, and how they measure the impact of their giving.

What’s the difference between technicians and technologists? CEO, author and social innovator, Charles Eaton, explains.

What’s the secret to closing our nation’s Tech Skills Gap? Parents, explains CEO, author and father to four children, Charles Eaton.