Increased Self-Confidence and Assertion

With each successful networking interaction, women in tech can build their self-confidence and become more assertive. This self-assurance is critical for leadership, enabling them to navigate challenges, make tough decisions, and inspire their teams more effectively.

With each successful networking interaction, women in tech can build their self-confidence and become more assertive. This self-assurance is critical for leadership, enabling them to navigate challenges, make tough decisions, and inspire their teams more effectively.

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Chaquinta Fisher
I.T. Support Manager & Website Accessibility Coordinator at McLennan County

In my experience, women in technology are few and far between creating an environment where there are not as many women to rub shoulders with the improve and/or expand your tech spine and ability to be the most confident in the room sharing your thoughts and recommendations. Network opportunities with other women in tech who have paved the way allow for those up and coming future female leaders to learn from them and create an increased area of self confidence of their own.

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