Welcome to the official trailer for Her Tech Ownership—the podcast for Christian women founders, innovators, and tech professionals who are ready to stop renting their brilliance and start building lasting ownership.

In this short introduction, Jacqueline Corley shares the heart behind the movement: helping women move from burnout, fragmentation, and dependency on corporate systems into Kingdom-aligned ownership through AI, technology, and no-code innovation. This is more than a tech podcast—it’s a call to steward your gifts, build your legacy, and create solutions that serve both purpose and people.

If you’ve ever felt caught between your faith and the future of technology, this podcast was created for you. Each episode of Her Tech Ownership will equip you with practical strategies, spiritual insight, and real conversations designed to help you leverage modern tools without compromising biblical truth.

Whether you’re building a business, launching an app, automating your workflow, or simply trying to discern your next step, you’ll discover how to use technology as a tool for freedom, stewardship, and impact.

Subscribe now and join the growing community of Christian women who are learning to own the technology, build their legacy, and exit the 9-to-5.

Own the technology. Build your legacy. Exit the 9-to-5.

Grief is one of the hardest things we can experience in life, but what makes grief easier to go through is when a powerful legacy - such as Kim Thomas - has been created.

Kim was very instrumental in Jacqueline's journey as a woman in tech, and in this episode, you'll find out why.

Thank you Kim, for the impact you made on so many women in technology. You will forever be missed. Rest in glory until we meet again.

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As of March 24, 2023, Tech Girls Cast is officially two years old! In this episode, Jacqueline shares all of the wins from the past two years and provides a special message, encouraging women to never count themselves out for what they want to achieve in the tech space. So be sure to tune in!

To share a personal story on how Tech Girls Cast has impacted your life, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts, or message me on Facebook or Instagram at Tech Girls Code.

Happy International Women's Day! This episode was specially recorded for women all over the world who desire to become computer programmers of any kind. As of today, only 28.7% of people in Software Development are women. That must change.

One of the reasons that percentage is so low is because many women lack the confidence needed to take on this role. So, in today's episode, I layout the framework on how women can confidently learn to code, especially if they are in a non-technical career.

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What an honor it is to have Vanessa Gabriel on the podcast this week! Vanessa is the CEO and co-founder of Drop Delivery, the cannabis industry’s only all-in-one delivery technology solution for delivery companies and retailers. A thirty-year-old, self-described serial entrepreneur, Vanessa previously co-founded Greenlight Technologies, a leading order-ahead and digital loyalty software in the cannabis industry, which was acquired in 2018. She’s been recognized by Forbes Next 1000, Marijuana Venture 40 under 40, and is a part of the Rolling Stone Culture Council.

https://dropdelivery.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/drop-delivery/

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