SCETA Community Partners
SCETA's Community Partner Program brings together nonprofit organizations, civic and community groups, educational institutions, and trade and professional associations to advance responsible innovation, public education, and economic opportunity across South Carolina.
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Community Partners retain their organizational independence while collaborating with SCETA on initiatives such as ASCENDSC™ and the Compute Infrastructure Council™.
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Participation begins with an invitation to explore the Council's work and may develop into a formal Community Partnership through a mutually agreed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Why Become a Community Partner?
Collaboration
Participate in relevant SCETA initiatives, Council discussions, and working groups.
Education & Engagement
Contribute expertise to public forums, educational programs, and community outreach.
Connections & Opportunity
Build relationships with industry leaders, policymakers, and organizations across South Carolina.
Independence & Recognition
Retain your organization's independent positions while receiving recognition as an approved Community Partner.
Community Partnerships are voluntary and generally carry no membership dues.
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Participation does not require endorsement of any SCETA policy position, legislative proposal, or commercial project.
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Partnership Agreement & Brand Guidelines
Formal Community Partner status is established following SCETA approval and acceptance of a Community Partnership Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
The agreement establishes the framework for collaboration, confirms that participating organizations retain their independence, and allows specific initiatives or arrangements to be documented separately.
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Community Partners may submit their organization logo with their application. Public recognition and logo use require SCETA approval and appropriate authorization from the participating organization.
Our Community Partners
SCETA recognizes approved Community Partners who contribute to public education, community engagement, and responsible emerging-technology development throughout South Carolina.
Our Community Partner Directory will feature participating organizations, their official logos, organizational descriptions, and links to their websites.
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Only organizations with approved partnership agreements and authorization for public recognition will appear in the directory.