True" Music, so hi everyone. Welcome! Thank you for joining today's True webinar to hear about the Community Innovation Mentorship Program 2.0. We're excited to share the results of the semester's work. My name is Michelle Chung, and I'm the Director of True, a public-private partnership with the goal of helping organizations accelerate their adoption of technology to strengthen our organizations and become more resilient and productive. Sometimes True acts as a facilitator to bring like-minded individuals and organizations together to make a positive impact in Hawaii, like today's presentation. But at the heart of it, we enable collaboration, leveraging each other's knowledge and experiences to help get the most out of technology and innovation while creating an ecosystem where we can all support each other. Some days, you're sharing solutions, and some days you're benefiting from someone else's. And through it all, organizations in Hawaii strengthen themselves through this collaboration. As you watch today's presentation, we hope you'll consider how you can adopt and be a part of the Community Innovation Mentorship Program in supporting Hawaii's digital transformation and innovation efforts. This supports True's mission to create tech-enabled jobs here in Hawaii, an initiative of the Hawaii Executive Collaborative. If you're interested to learn how you or your organization can be part of True or to see other use cases or solutions, please visit us at hec.org/true or connect with me. Today's webinar is focused on the impact university, industry, and local government collaborations can have. We have a short agenda for you today. We'll start off with an overview of the CIEMP program for those of you who are new to it from an organization that created and piloted the program, Data House. Next, we'll ask our education partners to share their perspectives on the program, and following that, we'll hear from...
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