Good Deeds at The CAC
Quick Answer: The Circus Arts Conservatory's Sailor Circus Academy received a donated Meraki wireless networking system from CISCO and World Wide Technology, nominated by Jeff Barg (CISCO) and Nathan Bogan (World Wide Technology), to support its after-school circus arts training program.
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The Sailor Circus Academy hosts more than 120 students each day in a rigorous after-school circus arts training program. Jeff Barg of IT leader CISCO and Nathan Bogan of World Wide Technology nominated Circus Arts Conservatory for a Meraki Gift of wireless networking equipment for the arena and dressing rooms. CISO and WWT’s generous system donation allows world class international circus instructors to… MORE
At a Glance
Key Facts
- The Sailor Circus Academy hosts more than 120 students each day.
- It runs a rigorous after-school circus arts training program.
- Jeff Barg of CISCO and Nathan Bogan of World Wide Technology nominated the Circus Arts Conservatory for a Meraki Gift.
- The gift includes wireless networking equipment for the arena and dressing rooms.
- The donation supports world class international circus instructors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What organization received the donation?
The Circus Arts Conservatory, specifically its Sailor Circus Academy, received the donation.
Who nominated the Circus Arts Conservatory for the gift?
Jeff Barg of CISCO and Nathan Bogan of World Wide Technology nominated the organization.
What was donated?
A Meraki Gift of wireless networking equipment for the arena and dressing rooms was donated.
How many students does the Sailor Circus Academy serve?
The academy hosts more than 120 students each day in its after-school circus arts training program.
