Nick Sinagra's Contact Details

Nick Sinagra's Company Details

Able IT Pros

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States • 3 Employees
Information Technology & Services

Our MissionTechnology is critical to running any business. And when something goes wrong, your whole business could be at a standstill. At Able IT Pros, we offer expert technology services for small businesses and non-profit organizations. We offer both remote and in person services, so we can be there for you any time your technology devices suddenly stop working.Our vision is to serve our clients as trusted allies, providing them with the loyalty of a business partner and the economics of an outside vendor. We have business relationships with multiple vendors, so we can come up with the most efficient solution for each business. Unlike larger technology companies, we can develop personal relationships with our clients and provide quality technology solutions based on each of their needs.The majority of our team is made up of disabled, highly skilled IT professionals. Able IT Pros started with the misconception that people with disabilities can't work or add value to a business. Our team is breaking that stereotype and proving that having a disability does not mean delivering lower quality work. We're dedicated to helping businesses thrive by hiring a diverse pool of employees who are experts in IT.Our FounderNick Sinagra has been a technologist for 30 years. At five years old, he started his computer learning journey on an Apple IIc and created his first website when he was ten. Nick attended Duquesne University and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2006 with a B.A. degree in Multimedia Arts and an M.S. in Media Arts and Technology in 2008. Since then, he has worked on multiple projects, including a two-time award-winning documentary entitled "The ALT Project," which is currently available on YouTube.From 2008-2017, he served as the Director of Technology at Bishop Canevin High School in Pittsburgh. While there, he developed and managed the first one-to-one iPad program for high school students in the eastern part of the U.S.