More than 200 women from across the state will convene at Colorado State University's Third Annual Colorado Women in Information Technology Conference March 30. The event is aimed at exposing more women and girls to the information technology world by providing guidance, mentoring and networking opportunities.
Reporters are welcome to attend.
Interviews with participants and speakers will be available. The keynote address will be given by Micki McMillan-Blacker, executive coach of Leading Learning Communities, an organization dedicated to helping organizations develop leadership, communication, learning and interpersonal skills. Other conference highlights include the presentation of the 2001 Colorado Women in Information Technology Lifetime Contribution Award to Mary Peery, vice president and general manager of Hewlett Packard's Digital Imaging business. The conference is organized by the Colorado State University Career Center and Colorado State's Colleges of Business, Engineering, Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences. Get our releases via E-Mail.