BALTIMORE - Marylandian -- The Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA) STEM Conference proudly announces the launch of the Quantum Computing Executive Leadership Learning Track, a high-impact program designed to prepare executive leaders and senior technologists for the rapidly evolving quantum era. The track will be led by Terrence R. Head, a global technology strategist and IBM's Quantum Safe Business Development Executive.

With more than two decades of experience driving innovation at the intersection of national security, federal systems, and emerging technology, Head will guide participants through the urgent challenges and unprecedented opportunities presented by quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography.

"Quantum computing is not just the future—it's the present. Through this new learning track, we are ensuring that diverse leaders are at the forefront of shaping a secure, equitable, and inclusive digital world," said Tyrone D. Taborn, Chairman and CEO of Career Communications Group and Founder of BEYA.

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The Quantum Computing Executive Leadership Learning Track will focus on:

• Introduction to Quantum Computing
• Quantum computing threats and opportunities
• Building quantum-safe strategies for government, the private sector, and critical infrastructure
• Quantum Safe, Post Quantum Cryptography and Crypto-Agility
• Leveraging diversity to drive innovation in the quantum space

A frequent speaker at AFCEA, AUSA, Black Hat, and international cyber forums, Terrence R. Head is a trusted advisor to agencies including the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, Department of Homeland Security, and National Institutes of Health. He is also a U.S. Black Engineer of the Year (BEYA) honoree and IBM Quantum Ambassador.

Head's career highlights include:

• Spearheading a $7.1B quantum-safe technology portfolio at IBM
• Establishing the first Cybersecurity Center of Excellence for federal product sales
• Driving multimillion-dollar efficiency gains through enterprise technology transformation

The Quantum track will be a featured offering at the upcoming BEYA STEM Conference, hosted in partnership with STEM City USA, a cutting-edge immersive platform built to bridge the digital divide and drive inclusive innovation.

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About BEYA STEM Conference:
For nearly four decades, the BEYA STEM Conference has convened thousands of students, professionals, and innovators to celebrate excellence, build community, and shape the future of STEM. Powered by Career Communications Group and STEM City USA, BEYA is a catalyst for inclusive leadership in science, technology, engineering, and math. www.beya.org