Women Tech Council

Join us tomorrow for your opportunity to expand your network in small group discussions and personal connections! You choose from 3 different topics and 6 connectors to gain insights, create new connections, discover new opportunities, and build relationships. This month's connectors are:  Brooke Shreeve, PHR Chief People Officer, Weave  Corinne Elaina Jeffers Sr. Director of Customer Support, Weave Dan Caffee CEO, Voze  Denise (Laguens) Leleux CEO, SaaseConnect Jon Bradshaw CEO, Codebase  Siri Osthed, MBA VP of Customer Experience, Weave Register here: https://lnkd.in/gJDMuWdc

Looking to connect with industry peers, gain insights, and discover new opportunities? Join us November 7 at Weave for our 3x3 networking event designed for meaningful conversations and connections. Choose from three dynamic topics and connect with experts to fuel your career journey. Reserve your spot today and be part of a community that’s eager to grow! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gJDMuWdc

Ready to grow your network and gain valuable insights? Join us for the WTC 3x3 event on Thursday, November 7 at Weave from 3:30-5:00! This is your chance to connect with industry experts and entrepreneurs, exchange ideas, and engage in powerful discussions that can drive your professional growth. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your network and learn from the best. Register now and be part of an exciting day of learning and collaboration!👇 📅 Date: November 7 🕒 Time: 3:30-5:00 PM 📍Location: Weave Register here: https://lnkd.in/gJDMuWdc

This year, we proudly recognized 7 incredible Student Pathway recipients at the Women Tech Awards. These talented young women are already making a remarkable impact in the tech industry, all while pursuing their STEM degrees at universities across Utah: Angela Layton – Computer Science, University of Utah Cori Baille – Microbiology, Utah Valley University Cristina De La Vieja Medina – Mechanical Engineering, Utah Tech University Darby Dalton – Mechanical Engineering, Salt Lake Community College Makena Mecham – Data Science, Weber State University Mia McGuire – Computer Science, Brigham Young University Sierra Reynolds – Data Analytics, Utah State University From computer science to microbiology, they’re paving the way for future innovation! Let’s celebrate their achievements and watch them continue to change the world. #WomenInSTEM #FutureLeaders #TechAwards #STEMStars #WomenInTech #StudentPathway #STEM

✨ “You can design and create, and build the most wonderful place in the world. But it takes people to make the dream a reality.” – Walt Disney ✨ At this year’s Women Tech Awards, we recognized 29 incredible individuals who have spent the last decade driving impact and change for women in tech. From mentorship to securing funding and expanding professional networks, their dedication has opened doors in every sector—government, education, venture, and more. Some of their accomplishments include: -4 people leading unicorn companies in Silicon Slopes -5 leaders specializing in venture capital -8 leaders involved in K-12 STEM education -10 C-suite leaders -12 board members and advisory roles for top tech companies And, all are mentors to the future generation of women in STEM. Their unwavering support has been the foundation of our progress, helping to create more opportunities for women to thrive in tech. Our community is more diverse, more inclusive, and more innovative because of their impact. We are so grateful for their passion and commitment, without which none of this would be possible. Catherine Wong, Jennifer Smith, Dan Burton, Denise (Laguens) Leleux, Ambria Johnson, Mandi Fang, Heather Conlan-Katz, Clint Betts, Sara Jones, Tara Rosander, Jefferson Moss, Jamie D., Sunny Washington, Glen Mella, Trina L., Vanessa Quigley, Ben Hart, Aniza Brown 👩🏻💻🚀, Kim Wittman, Val Peterson, Jill Wiggins, Carine Strom Clark, Sid K., Tami Goetz Ph.D, Daniel Horns, Jamie Morningstar, Tom Ngo, Julie Simmons, and Maile K.

We had an unforgettable Women Tech Awards program this year. We honored over 20 trailblazing women who are redefining the future of tech, including rising stars, students blazing their own paths, and community leaders who’ve spent a decade making a lasting impact. From powerful speeches to incredible achievements, this event was all about celebrating innovation, leadership, and the unstoppable force of women in tech. Catch the best moments from our Women Tech Awards in this video. Watch now and be inspired! #WomenInTech #STEMLeaders #TechForGood #RisingStars #CommunityImpact #TechAwards #TopTechTalent #WomenTechAwards #WomenTechCouncil

Celebrating Our Rising Stars in STEM! At the Women Tech Awards last week, we were thrilled to honor 7 incredible Rising Stars—young professionals in STEM who are already making waves in their careers. These trailblazers are setting the standard for innovation, leadership, and excellence, paving the way for the next generation of women in tech. Their drive and achievements remind us of the limitless possibilities when women are empowered to lead in science, technology, engineering, and math. Alankrita Priya – Product Manager, Entrata Alexandra Crandall-Evans – Vice President, Goldman Sachs Gabi Tellez – Managing Director, Utah Innovation Fund Jaimi Pinnock – Staff QA Engineer, Vivint Madalyn Schulte – Associate, Goldman Sachs Miriah Peterson – Co-Organizer, Go West Conference Sarah Schuster-Johnson – Quantum Lead, PassiveLogic These women are not just making an impact today—they're also inspiring high school girls to pursue their dreams in STEM. Their futures are as bright as the innovations they’re creating. We can’t wait to see where their paths will take them as they continue to shape the world of tech. Let’s keep cheering them on as they inspire the next wave of talent in STEM! 🚀✨ #WomenInTech #STEMLeadership #RisingStars #InspiringTheFuture #WomenInSTEM #NextGenLeaders

✨ One year ago, our very own Savannah Leavitt, Program Manager for Women Tech Council, attended the Women Tech Awards for the first time, amazed by the diversity and talent in the room. Fast forward a year, and she's had the chance to witness firsthand the dedication, innovation, and passion of the incredible women recognized at this event. With the 2024 Women Tech Awards happening tomorrow, Savannah reflects on last year's honorees and shares an inspiring spotlight on one of the incredible finalists, Jaswandi Sakpal 👩💻💡 🔗 Tap the link in bio to read the full story and learn more about these game-changing women in tech! https://lnkd.in/eavb_Azh

Meet the 2024 Women Tech Awards finalists—a powerful group of 20 visionary women whose impact spans across industries and disciplines. This group has 10 Ph.Ds and master's degrees between them. They are CEOs, VPs, and leaders who are shaping the future of technology in fields ranging from artificial intelligence and biotechnology to renewable energy, education, and cybersecurity. These women have collectively launched groundbreaking technologies, developed life-saving treatments, and secured millions in funding for innovation. They are not only executive leaders, but also mentors, educators, and community champions who are creating pathways for the next generation of women in tech. In this room, you’ll find the trailblazers behind NASA’s Perseverance Rover, the democratization of vision care, and the founding of tech incubators that have transformed Utah into a biotech hub. These finalists have pioneered diversity initiatives, scaled companies globally, and created ethical tech that prioritizes online safety and human-centered design. Each of these women brings a unique perspective, skill set, and leadership style, but together, they represent the incredible impact women have on technology and innovation. Prepare to be inspired by this extraordinary group!

Introducing Xinru Page, Associate Professor and Director of the Social Technology and Privacy Lab at Brigham Young University, and a Women Tech Awards finalist. With 20 years of experience in technology, including 15 in academia, Dr. Page's research focuses on designing social technologies that enhance user experience while minimizing harm, particularly for vulnerable populations. She holds a PhD in Information and Computer Science from the University of California, Irvine, and has published over 50 peer-reviewed articles. Dr. Page is also passionate about advocating for online safety and increasing social media literacy, particularly for individuals on the autism spectrum. You'll get the chance to learn more about Xinru at the Women Tech Awards event. See you there.