Martinsville, VA – January 17, 2025 – New College Institute (NCI) is excited to announce the appointment of Latoshua LeGrant as its new Chief Information Officer (CIO). With a distinguished career in information technology and strategic leadership, Latoshua brings a wealth of experience that will advance NCI’s mission of providing cutting-edge educational and workforce development opportunities.
Latoshua’s extensive background includes, but is not limited to, coaching and consultation, data analysis, leadership, program development, project management, and training. Paired with 21+ years of IT experience, Latoshua’s background reflects her dedication to leveraging technology for organizational growth and innovation. Her ability to implement forward-thinking IT strategies aligns seamlessly with NCI’s focus on equipping students and professionals with the skills needed to thrive in today’s technology-driven economy.
“We are thrilled to welcome Latoshua LeGrant to our leadership team,” said Joe Sumner, Executive Director of NCI. “Her expertise will be instrumental in strengthening our technological infrastructure and enhancing the learning experience for our students, educators, and community partners.”
As CIO, Latoshua will oversee the implementation of cutting-edge technologies, lead initiatives to expand NCI’s digital capabilities, and foster partnerships that drive innovation and accessibility in education. Her appointment underscores NCI’s commitment to excellence in workforce training and academic programming. Latoshua is enthusiastic to join the NCI team and serve the community:
“I am excited to join the NCI team in serving the Martinsville, Henry County community with innovation and excellence. Martinsville is my hometown and ignited my vision to pursue higher education in the field of computer science and engineering. It was here that I learned about post-graduate possibilities thanks to the relentless effort of family, teachers, and high school counselors. School and community collaboration ensured awareness, access, and transportation to college fairs, which broadened those possibilities. High school and university partnerships such as Virginia Tech’s Upward Bound program then allowed me to envision myself on a college campus.
This position provides me an opportunity to pour back into the community that nurtured my career journey to this point. I aim to leverage my experience in technology to help drive NCI forward, ensuring we not only keep up with industry advancements, but lead the way in creating meaningful solutions.”
NCI looks forward to Latoshua’s leadership as it continues to provide the Martinsville-Henry County region with transformative educational and workforce development programs.