Tech Rage IT’s Matt Rose Contributes to PRIME UCF TRIO 2025 Career Academy

Winter Springs, Fla., (April 11, 2025) - Matt Rose, Chief Experience Officer of Tech Rage IT and recognized for leading a successful Managed Service Provider (MSP), participated as a panelist in the PRIME UCF TRIO program's Career Academy 2025. Known for his contributions to technology and education advocacy, Rose joined an event at the University of Central Florida that connected established professionals with students preparing to start their careers, offering valuable insights on achieving success beyond academics.

The event underscored UCF's commitment to nurturing an environment where students can benefit from real-world experiences shared by seasoned professionals. Matt Rose, alongside fellow experts, provided students with perspectives on navigating the early stages of their professional journeys through diverse tips in networking, college success, and more.

Discussion Highlights

During the panel, Rose shared experiences and practical advice with a focus on the essential skills needed in today's ever-changing landscape. He emphasized the importance of adaptability and the benefits of continuous learning as students transition into their chosen careers.

"Mentoring future leaders by sharing practical insights is key to helping them excel," Rose remarked. "The PRIME UCF TRIO program plays a crucial role in preparing students for the complexities and opportunities they will encounter in the workforce."

The session covered a range of career paths and provided actionable strategies for leveraging academic and networking experiences to achieve professional success.

Community Engagement and Commitment

Matt Rose's involvement in Career Academy 2025 reflects Tech Rage IT's dedication to community engagement and educational development. The company, known for effectively addressing technological challenges and enhancing user experiences, remains committed to supporting initiatives that cultivate the next generation of leaders across various fields.

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For more information, please contact:

For Tech Rage IT: Matt Rose, 407-278-5664, Matt@TechRageIT.com.

For the UCF Business Incubation Program: Rafael Caamano, 407-408-4297 rafael.caamano@ucf.edu or Alan Byrd, Alan Byrd & Associates, 407-415-8470, alan@byrdconnections.com

About Tech Rage IT: Tech Rage IT is a woman-owned technology firm providing managed IT services, VoIP phone services, IT consulting and more to the frustrated, defeated and disappointed businesses craving more from their technology investment.

Tech Rage IT's registered tagline "We Prevent Tech Rage" speaks to their laser focus of being a recognized leader in reducing the raging-headaches that employers and their employees face every single day due to technology problems, such as inconsistent or high IT support costs, unreliable or outdated technology, faulty or slow devices, and ransomware or lost files. Tech Rage IT, headquartered in Winter Springs, has been serving the area since 2015. Find more information about how Tech Rage IT is preventing Tech Rage at www.TechRageIT.com.

About the UCF Business Incubation Program: The University of Central Florida Business Incubation Program is a community resource that provides early-stage companies with the tools, training and infrastructure to become financially stable, high-growth/impact enterprises. Since 1999, this award-winning program has provided vital business development resources resulting in over 300 local startup companies reaching their potential faster and graduating into the community where they continue to grow and positively impact the local economy.

With eight facilities throughout the region, the UCF Business Incubation Program is an economic development partnership between the University of Central Florida, the Corridor, Lake, Orange, Osceola and Seminole Counties, and the cities of Eustis, Kissimmee, Orlando and Winter Springs. In 2023, current incubator clients supported over 1,000 employees and generated over $120 million in revenue. Nineteen companies graduated from the program and remained in the local community. For more information, visit www.incubator.ucf.edu