Women Tech Council – Build Innovate and Mentor

Multiplying the impact of women in tech with actions that provide ways for technology companies and community members to engage.
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Engaging, developing and amplifying the processes and tools companies are using to build inclusive cultures that attract and retain women in technology.
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STEM program to activate high school girls into STEM careers through an integrated industry, community and education.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING

Announcing the 2023 Women Tech Award Finalists

Celebrate the inspirational women in our technology community and recognize the talent that surrounds us.

The Women Tech Awards is the premier awards program for women in technology with ties to Silicon Slopes, and has recognized some of the most prestigious and up-and-coming women throughout the technology industry. By bringing visibility to the women who are creating new technologies, leading technology companies, driving innovation and inspiring the tech community, these awards accelerate their career trajectories, elevate the entire technology sector, and help inspire thousands of high school girls and other women into STEM careers.

Read full list of finalists here

Boost your career with the Job Doctor

The dynamics of today’s job market are unprecedented. Economic uncertainty, layoffs, return-to-office mandates, redefining hybrid norms, and dozens more variables make this a unique time for professionals at every career stage.

To help our community navigate these dynamics, we’ve asked The Job Doctor Tessa White to join us for a conversation about driving careers forward in today’s professional world. Her presentation is titled, “Lessons from the C-Suite: Navigating Pay, Promotions and Power at Work,” and will share how to develop a career strategy and the keys to becoming a more promotable person, including:

Learn how to decode your company and determine whether it’s toxic or simply undergoing change
Learn how to thrive in the “red zone” when a company feels difficult
Learn the 5 Stages of Career Growth and where you fit in
Understand the fatal flaws that will hold you back from career growth
Walk away with ways to get comfortable with conflict, especially in times of company change

Save your seat now!

Highlights

In the last several years, business environments and work conditions have faced constant change. These changes are creating critical challenges for women in tech, and unless they are corrected, threaten to erase decades of progress for women at work in one of the areas most crucial to helping women succeed: flexibility. (Download PDF)

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world for women. As individuals and a whole, they’ve been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic in ways that have reshaped their jobs, family and futures. (Download PDF)

While most recessions “start by gutting the manufacturing and construction industries, where men hold most of the jobs,” the greatest, and most disastrous impact of this crisis has been on women. This is even more devastating since in the recent past, women had finally gained some major professional momentum. (Download PDF)

High School STEM Activation

Coverage of SheTech Explorer Day – This event will bring together nearly 2,000 high school girls and hundreds of industry mentors to inspire, engage and activate girls into STEM. Will you be there?

3 must-have tech gadgets

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again—technology is changing every aspect of our lives at an accelerating rate. From the way we learn and vacation to the way we clean and decorate, it’s giving us more opportunities to do what would have been impossible a few years ago. There are so many amazing products on the market right now that we love (and many we still want to try!). But for a few highlights, check us out on ABC 4 showing the 3 tech gadgets you didn’t know you need for 2021.

About Women Tech Council

The Women Tech Council (WTC) is a national organization focused on the economic impact of women in driving high growth for the technology sector through developing programs that propel the economic pipeline from high school to the C-suite. WTC offers mentoring, visibility, opportunities and networking to more than 10,000 women and men working in technology.