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We have built a reputation for quality instruction, unmatched student support, and a faculty and staff with a dedication to service and an unwavering drive to be the best.– D. Glen Cannon, President, Gwinnett Technical College2023ANNUAL REPORT

Ribbon CuttingOn Tuesday, May 2, 2023, Gwinnett Technical College celebrated the opening of the new Computer Information Systems, Cybersecurity, and Emerging Technologies Building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The morning began with words from Technical College System of Georgia Commissioner Greg Dozier and Dr. Cannon, followed by building tours. Community members, the Board of Directors, the Board of Trustees, the CIS advisory board, faculty, and sta were all in attendance.Georgia Occupational Award (GOAL) of Leadership Winner Ryan Moore, Gwinnett Technical College Surgical Technology student“To be a GOAL winner, one must exemplify a leader. Someone who can be placed in any position and strive amongst their peers. For me to be chosen as the winner is a great honor, and I hope to continue to exemplify a GOAL winner throughout my educational journey.”Gwinnett Tech’s Outstanding Adult Teacher of the Yearand runner-up at state competition Yolanda Usry, Gwinnett Technical College Adult Education Instructor“It is with humility and honor that I accept the opportunity to represent Gwinnett Technical College and the Adult Education Program as Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Gwinnett Tech has been recognized throughout the community and state as a leader in providing relevant knowledge to students, businesses, and their employees for life. I’m proud to be associated with and able to represent an institution with such standards of excellence. The Adult Education Program continues to prove its commitment to students’ achieving success with GED® & HISET® testing. I am proud to work with a team full of ambitious people who continue to deliver outstanding results. I have learned much from their wealth of experience—more than they will ever know.”2023 Rick Perkins Instructor of the YearAmber Walden, Humanities Instructor “I feel incredibly honored to represent Gwinnett Tech as the Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year, as I greatly admire the school, its faculty and sta, and especially its students. I strongly believe that technical education is the best resource for building a robust and successful community. I hope to use this platform to help prospective students, educators, local governments, and industry professionals understand technical education’s incredible value and importance. Along with learning meaningful job skills, students at technical colleges also receive a high-quality, well-rounded education which creates the informed and experienced citizens necessary to developing and maintaining thriving local communities.”Gwinnett Tech FoundationTotal Amount Raised:$351,801.16Number of Scholarships Awarded: 370Number of Students Assisted: 1,14611,830Credit Enrollment99.8%Job Placement Rate92.6%In-Field Placement Rate67.4%Retention Rate5.6%Students hold a Bachelor’s degree or higherMale 41% | Female 59%Gender Breakdown Adult EducationAdult Education Enrollment: 2680Earned their GED: 592English as a Second Language Students Served: 1,727Awards ConferredGraduates: 2,573Degree: 724Diploma: 468TCC: 3,005Enrollment by CountyGwinnett: 62.8%Fulton: 12.6%DeKalb: 6.9%Barrow: 3%Hall: 1.8% All other counties: 13%Division EnrollmentBusiness Sciences: 14.8%Computer Sciences: 19.1%Engineering, Construction, Manufacturing, and Design: 9.4%Health Sciences: 4.6%Interdisciplinary Studies: 26.5%Miscellaneous: 17.4%Nursing and Life Sciences: 1.8%Public and Professional Services: 9.2%Race and Ethnicity American Indian: 0.2%Asian: 9.3%Black/African American: 38.1%Hispanic: 21.9%Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander: 0.2%Two or More Races: 4.1%Unknown: 1.4%White: 24.6%Continuing EducationEnrollment: 4552Dual Enrollment: 2,242Economic DevelopmentCompanies Trained 49Corporate Training Hours 13,9942023 BY THE NUMBERS2023 ANNUAL REPORTFY 2023 Financial Information Revenue ExpendituresAdult Education $2,845,803.94 $2,836,777.89 Economic Development 1,170,757.63 1,167,633.64 PY Econ Dev Reserves Used in FY23 1,009.93 - Technical Education 49,527,748.97 49,853,099.49 PY Tech Ed Reserves Used in FY23 327,946.24 - Agency and Student Financial Assistance (net) 18,140,828.27 18,206,513.86 PY Agency Funds Held Used in FY23 65,685.59 - Total 72,079,780.57 72,064,024.88 Unaudited - as reported on FY23 Statutory Basis FinancialsExcludes unused reserves and agency funds held for others

Ribbon CuttingOn Tuesday, May 2, 2023, Gwinnett Technical College celebrated the opening of the new Computer Information Systems, Cybersecurity, and Emerging Technologies Building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The morning began with words from Technical College System of Georgia Commissioner Greg Dozier and Dr. Cannon, followed by building tours. Community members, the Board of Directors, the Board of Trustees, the CIS advisory board, faculty, and sta were all in attendance.Georgia Occupational Award (GOAL) of Leadership Winner Ryan Moore, Gwinnett Technical College Surgical Technology student“To be a GOAL winner, one must exemplify a leader. Someone who can be placed in any position and strive amongst their peers. For me to be chosen as the winner is a great honor, and I hope to continue to exemplify a GOAL winner throughout my educational journey.”Gwinnett Tech’s Outstanding Adult Teacher of the Yearand runner-up at state competition Yolanda Usry, Gwinnett Technical College Adult Education Instructor“It is with humility and honor that I accept the opportunity to represent Gwinnett Technical College and the Adult Education Program as Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Gwinnett Tech has been recognized throughout the community and state as a leader in providing relevant knowledge to students, businesses, and their employees for life. I’m proud to be associated with and able to represent an institution with such standards of excellence. The Adult Education Program continues to prove its commitment to students’ achieving success with GED® & HISET® testing. I am proud to work with a team full of ambitious people who continue to deliver outstanding results. I have learned much from their wealth of experience—more than they will ever know.”2023 Rick Perkins Instructor of the YearAmber Walden, Humanities Instructor “I feel incredibly honored to represent Gwinnett Tech as the Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year, as I greatly admire the school, its faculty and sta, and especially its students. I strongly believe that technical education is the best resource for building a robust and successful community. I hope to use this platform to help prospective students, educators, local governments, and industry professionals understand technical education’s incredible value and importance. Along with learning meaningful job skills, students at technical colleges also receive a high-quality, well-rounded education which creates the informed and experienced citizens necessary to developing and maintaining thriving local communities.”Gwinnett Tech FoundationTotal Amount Raised:$351,801.16Number of Scholarships Awarded: 370Number of Students Assisted: 1,14611,830Credit Enrollment99.8%Job Placement Rate92.6%In-Field Placement Rate67.4%Retention Rate5.6%Students hold a Bachelor’s degree or higherMale 41% | Female 59%Gender Breakdown Adult EducationAdult Education Enrollment: 2680Earned their GED: 592English as a Second Language Students Served: 1,727Awards ConferredGraduates: 2,573Degree: 724Diploma: 468TCC: 3,005Enrollment by CountyGwinnett: 62.8%Fulton: 12.6%DeKalb: 6.9%Barrow: 3%Hall: 1.8% All other counties: 13%Division EnrollmentBusiness Sciences: 14.8%Computer Sciences: 19.1%Engineering, Construction, Manufacturing, and Design: 9.4%Health Sciences: 4.6%Interdisciplinary Studies: 26.5%Miscellaneous: 17.4%Nursing and Life Sciences: 1.8%Public and Professional Services: 9.2%Race and Ethnicity American Indian: 0.2%Asian: 9.3%Black/African American: 38.1%Hispanic: 21.9%Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander: 0.2%Two or More Races: 4.1%Unknown: 1.4%White: 24.6%Continuing EducationEnrollment: 4552Dual Enrollment: 2,242Economic DevelopmentCompanies Trained 49Corporate Training Hours 13,9942023 BY THE NUMBERS2023 ANNUAL REPORTFY 2023 Financial Information Revenue ExpendituresAdult Education $2,845,803.94 $2,836,777.89 Economic Development 1,170,757.63 1,167,633.64 PY Econ Dev Reserves Used in FY23 1,009.93 - Technical Education 49,527,748.97 49,853,099.49 PY Tech Ed Reserves Used in FY23 327,946.24 - Agency and Student Financial Assistance (net) 18,140,828.27 18,206,513.86 PY Agency Funds Held Used in FY23 65,685.59 - Total 72,079,780.57 72,064,024.88 Unaudited - as reported on FY23 Statutory Basis FinancialsExcludes unused reserves and agency funds held for others

College Board of DirectorsMark Abrams, Vice-Chair, Aspen Information Systems Kim Anker, Northside Hospital – Gwinnett & DuluthDean Collins, Chair, Axis CompaniesJulie Haley, Edge Solutions, LLCSrinivas Jalla, Gwinnett County GovernmentKaryn Mullins, Nursing and Allied GroupLativia Ray-Alston, PricewaterhouseCoopersRaymer Sale, E2E Benefits Services, Inc.Deon Tucker, Georgia Power CompanyGwinnett Tech Foundation Board of TrusteesKali Boatright, Secretary, Greater North Fulton Chamber of CommerceJennifer Bridwell, Georgia Banking CompanyDr. D. Glen Cannon, Ex Ocio, Gwinnett Technical CollegeAnthony Chen, Lighthouse FinancialCli Clark, Emeritus, Discovery PointLeigh Grant, Georgia Federal Credit UnionNorma Hepburn-Brown, WellStarHerb Homan, ChairDan King, Director Emeritus, King & Spalding, RetiredSean Murphy, Director Emeritus, ProcurriMac Peden, Director Emeritus, ADP, Inc., RetiredJudith Martinez Sadri, State of GeorgiaChip Coberly, Peach State Federal Credit UnionJ. Alvin Wilbanks, Director Emeritus, Gwinnett County Public SchoolsGwinnettTech.eduA Unit of the Technical College System of GeorgiaGwinnett Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Lisa Richardson, Title IX, and Section 504 Coordinator, 5150 Sugarloaf Parkway, Building 100, Room 407, Lawrenceville, GA 30043, 678-226-6691, LRichardson@GwinnettTech.edu.