The tech village

Building physical and digital spaces that foster connection, creativity, and impact through technology, play, and shared purpose.

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Bryan Marquez – Founder, The Tech Village

Bryan Marquez is an Echo Park native Chicano and community builder now shaping opportunity in the Antelope Valley. With over a decade of experience connecting youth, education, and industry, his work with the Boys & Girls Club of Antelope Valley has been instrumental in creating youth-led programs that tie play to career pathways and community growth.

He has worked with global and national brands like Microsoft, Square Enix, and Best Buy, while co-leading large-scale activations and designing programs that empower thousands of young people through gaming, technology, and workforce training. As founder of The Tech Village, Bryan is building a social-impact ecosystem where play becomes a pathway to skills, careers, and community impact—helping every young person and community live, learn, and thrive together.

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OUR SOLUTION - A Unified Community Approach

We provide the following:

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Accessible Tech for All

We deliver low-bandwidth digital solutions designed for underserved areas, ensuring that even communities with limited infrastructure can access powerful tools and information.

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Hybrid Community Engagement

By combining in-person community centers with digital access points, we create inclusive spaces where people can learn, connect, and thrive—both online and offline.

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Co-Designed With Communities

Our initiatives are co-created alongside local leaders and residents, ensuring that every solution is culturally relevant, trusted, and built for long-term success.

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A Shared Ecosystem for Growth

We are building a ecosystem where individuals and organizations can exchange knowledge, track impact, and collaborate on shared goals for innovation and equity.