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2024 marks the 8th Annual Women in Technology Awards, an electrifying testament to the unwavering dedication of the Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania to celebrate women who are innovators, role models, trailblazers and inspirations within the technology community throughout our region. It’s a dynamic tribute to the trailblazing women who ignite innovation, embody role models, and inspire us within the vibrant tech community across our region.
But that’s not all – this spectacular event isn’t just about recognition; it’s also about investing in the future. We’re also awarding scholarships to exceptional female students who are blazing a trail of their own in STEM disciplines at regional colleges and universities. These awards aren’t just accolades; they’re a vote of confidence in the brilliant minds shaping the next generation of tech talent.
And this is just one piece of the puzzle. The Women In Technology Awards are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania’s commitment to gender equality in tech. We’re diving deep into our broader Women In Technology initiative, aiming to level the playing field, creating an inclusive tech industry that thrives regardless of gender. Join us in this thrilling journey of transformation and innovation!
WEDNESDAY, 9/25/2024
West Shore Country Club – Camp Hill, PA
5:30pm – 8:30pm
This award recognizes an up-and-coming young woman who is making a difference in technology in our region.
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
Abby Wurzbach, MANTEC
➡ Christina Milano-Damaskos, Athlon, Inc. – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
Janelle Maurer, PA Turnpike Commission
This award recognizes a pioneer who has blazed the trail for other women in technology to follow.
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
Pamela Morrissey, Cargas Systems
Sharareh (Sherri) Kermanshachi, Penn State Harrisburg
➡ Stephanie Blanda, Lebanon Valley College – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
This award recognizes a woman’s active commitment to inclusion and diversity in technology.
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
➡ Jakyra Simpson, STEAM Sneakerheadz – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
Kristin Lovett, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System
Lily Meng, CoCarting
This award recognizes an individual, organization or business for their outstanding achievements or contributions as an Ally to women in tech. Allies are recognized for empowering women in tech through everyday actions to successfully contribute to a more diverse tech industry.
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
Anna Erb, Advanced Metrics
➡ Deepa Moorthy, Warrior Tech Solutions – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
Mark Hoke, Accenture
This award recognizes a woman in technology whose contributions have had a positive impact in the Entrepreneurial / Small Business sector (companies employing less than 50 employees).
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
➡ Alyson Boehr, Phospholutions, Inc. – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
Reesy Neff, Omega ECycles
Terri Bendl, Appalachia Technologies
This award recognizes a woman in technology whose contributions have made a positive impact in the Private Sector / Medium to Large Business market (companies employing 50 or more employees).
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
Carrie Knight, NTM Engineering, Inc.
➡ Tina Tennant, Capital Blue Cross – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
Wendy Tyler, Capital Blue Cross
This award recognizes a woman in technology whose contributions have had an impact in the Public Sector / Government.
2024 AWARD FINALISTS:
Christy Fisher, Susan Graham Consulting
➡ Jennifer Leinbach, PA Department of Community & Economic Development – 2024 AWARD WINNER ⬅
Melanie De Mario, AT&T
The Technology Council of Central PA’s Women In Tech (WIT) Scholarships are awarded to encourage women to continue to excel in technology related disciplines such as computing, engineering and life sciences.
TCCP is pleased to announce that we will once again be awarding scholarships to deserving college students as a part of our annual Women In Technology Awards event on September 25, 2024.
Three scholarships in total will be awarded – one for $1000, one for $1500 and one for $2000 that is exclusive for a non-traditional age woman who is enrolled full-time in either an associate or bachelor’s degree program in a tech-related area of study!
Aastha Rijal, Franklin & Marshall College ($1000 Traditional Scholarship)
Danielle Strausburger, Elizabethtown College ($1500 Traditional Scholarship)
Baia Grdzelishvili, York College of Pennsylvania ($2000 Non-Traditional Scholarship)