About PCCT
(The Personal Computer Club of Toronto)
Cristina Enrietti-Zoppo, President

MISSION STATEMENT

The Personal Computer Club of Toronto is incorporated as a Not For Profit Corporation under the Corporations Act of Ontario. The Mission Statement of the Club, as set forth in the Articles of Incorporation, is:

• To promote interest in, and the use of, computer hardware and computer software generally;
• to foster educational activities; and to organize and sponsor special events;
• to encourage public awareness of computer hardware and software.

The members are made up of people who have the same interests, questions and concerns. We all have one thing in common; a desire to network with people to help us understand, and encourage us in discovering more about computers; and gaining exposure to emerging technologies.

PCCT By-law No. 1

Click here for the full text of the by-law relating generally to the transaction of the affairs of The Personal Computer Club of Toronto

MEMBERSHIP

PCCT is made up of many different people from power users who make their living using their computers, to the majority of us, who like computers but need help in determining what to do, what to buy and how to use. We all have one thing in common; a desire to network with people to help us understand, and encourage us in discovering more about personal computers, and gaining exposure to emerging technologies

• A local club with global benefits
  The PCCT is a user group in Toronto, Canada, where computer user share experiences and common concerns.
• Special Events
  We invite speakers from nationally syndicated columnists to high profile representatives of major hardware and software companies and local experts including our own members to discuss new products and future trends.
• Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
  We host dynamic SIGs led by member volunteers who are knowledgeable in a specific subject.
• Volunteer Opportunities
  Get a chance to update or learn new skill sets. What a wonderful way of opening doors to opportunities for professional growth, leadership and training.
• Online Services
  For out-of-town members, and especially those who can't come to meetings, the benefits from virtual contact with one another are immeasurable, but very real.