Encouraging women and young women in under-represented populations to be involved in IT is the mission of Eva Bradshaw and NCWIT. Eva has worked in the technology field for 30 years, so she knows first-hand that this is an amazing and rewarding career! The goal is to get as many women to join the technology world as possible. Making huge impacts on the world while also making significant salaries is worth checking out this podcast!

References in this getWITit Podcasts episode:

Eva Bradshaw

NCWIT, National Center for Women & Information Technology

Aspirations in Computing Educator Award Program

Paige Bormann

Canal Winchester

Liza Mundy

Code Girls

NCWIT Summit for 2018

Ohio Celebration of Women in Computing

Chemical Abstracts

Kathy Gibson

Ryan Frederick
Cyndi Thomas
AWH, Allen Williams & Hughes
i.c.stars
Startup Grind
BLK Hack
Product Club
Product Podcast
Lift Conference
Rev1
Blockchain
Crypto
Bitcoin
Kim Gail
Lisa Chambers

The value of having women in technology means that we have a more diverse opinion, a different angle, a different perspective on problems, and how we find solutions. We can be more innovative if we have diversification in our ideas and in how we build technology. A strategic focus for us is to establish communities that support women in tech to create these changes.

References in this getWITit Podcasts episode:

Angela Lopez
Elizabeth Tolia
getWITit
getWITit Podcasts
Agile Software Development - contact Elizabeth Tolia
Kristen Smith
Pillar Technologies
Code Mesh
Grace Hopper National Conference
Dan Greenleaf
Ben Blanquera
Techlife Columbus
Agile Lunchbox
Angelo Mazzocco
COHAA
CoverMyMeds
COSI
Kathy Gibson
Chemical Abstracts
Google Cloud
Nationwide
Chase
Hidden Figures
The Girls of Atomic City
ENIAC
Code Girls
Lori Beere
J.P. Morgan Chase
Marie Hicks
Programmed Inequality