In 1991, fifteen corporations pledged sponsorship commitments to form the Applied Information Management (AIM) Institute. These founders, strongly motivated by a desire to foster economic development in the region, saw information technology as key to growth and recognized continuing education as essential to technology leadership. While expecting direct benefits to eventually accrue, civic commitment inspired their successful incubation and nurturing of AIM.

Today, additional revenues supplement member contributions. AIM has been awarded several Federal, State and Foundation grants, and continues to pursue awards. Grants now account for more than a third of AIM’s income. Fees for services such as careerlink.com cover another third.  

Still, corporate membership remains critical as the foundation for AIM operations. Memberships unite this coalition of companies working toward mutual goals that benefit the entire community.

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Join AIM Today!

The AIM Institute invites you to join the area’s leading companies and be a part of the future of Information Technology in Nebraska. You and your company will benefit in a variety of ways:

• Direct contributions to economic growth in Greater Omaha and the region in support of AIM’s mission
• Front page display on Careerlink
• Recognition and promotion on the AIM website
• Professional networking opportunities
• Special discounts on AIM-sponsored conferences, events and training
• Complimentary entrance to Members Forum series
• Access to AIM resources for technical and research projects
• Direct referrals
• Advocacy at the local, state and federal level for policies and programs that positively impact Nebraska technology companies
• Input into the design of secondary and post-secondary technology curricula
• Recognition as a progressive company committed to developing Omaha and the region as technology centers
• Expanded training opportunities

For more information, contact:

Sherry Beglin
(402)345-5025 ext. 148
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