Atlanta, Georgia – June 15, 2010  – Fred Tanzella has been selected to serve on the TAG Education Collaborative (TAG ED) Board of Directors.  TAG ED continues to match Georgia’s technology-related education initiatives with industry leaders who can support them.

“The TAG Education Collaborative is completely in line with my personal objectives for helping education in Atlanta and the state of Georgia,” says Tanzella, CEO of Colocube, a global IT hosting company. “I’m honored to be serving on the board and to have Colocube as a Summa Cum Laude sponsor of TAG ED.”

Created by the Technology Association of Georgia in 1999, the nonprofit TAG Education Collaborative (TAG ED) acts as a catalyst for helping Georgia’s K-12 education system evolve into leaders and innovators in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

TAG created the TAG EC after recognizing the key role education plays in the promotion and economic advancement of the state's technology industry. Among its areas of concern are Georgia’s dropout rate and the decreasing population of talented science and technology faculty.

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About TAG ED
The TAG Education Collaborative is a 501c3 non-profit organization which was formed by the Technology Association of Georgia in 1999. In 2009, the organization’s name was changed to The TAG Education Collaborative to facilitate a rebranding that would enable it to be a catalyst for Georgia’s K-12 education system to become a leaders and innovator for STEM related education.