DigiDoc Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer, Darryl Wiggins, is a social engineer that has uses his knowledge of technology and passion for serving the community to create economically sustainable initiatives’ that impact our community and the region. In 2016, Darryl founded the Committee of 100. The Committee of 100 is a group of men and women dedicated to the support of Ron Brown College Preparatory High School. By raising money and establishing small groups, focused on non-traditional experiences and academic enrichment, the Committee of 100 seeks to enhance the experience of every child that attends Ron Brown High School. Darryl founded the nonprofit, professionals organized with educational resources (P.O.W.E.R), back in 1990. P.O.W.E.R was a 501(c) 3 organized to provide life skills and technical expertise for DC Public school students. Through a program called the Saturday Academy, students from Cardozo High school met every Saturday, at the law firm of Covington and Burling, where they were trained on how to set up a network and work within the Microsoft office Software suite of Products. Darryl went on to further support technical training, within the District Public school system, by establishing the Digital Print Academy; a partnership between Xerox, Document Managers and DCPS’ office Career and Technical Education. As part of this collaboration, students attending Luke C. Moore were trained on how to operate and maintain Xerox digital printing technology. Under the leadership of Pastor Keith Battle, Darryl founded the Zion Entrepreneurial Leadership Academy (ZELA). ZELA provides support for aspiring entrepreneurs. Zion Church holds weekly classes that cover everything from determining market segmentation to learning how to prepare and read Company financials. It has been Darryl’s passion to ensure that technology fulfills its promise of creating economic opportunity and improving the lives of individuals in our most disenfranchised communities.