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RAISE Project

The RAISE project is designed to increase the status of professional women through enhanced Recognition of the Achievements of Women In Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine. Current programs of The RAISE Project include an interactive website with a listing of available awards categorized by discipline, career level and eligibility by gender.

  • Sarah Chu
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Sapling Events

Sapling Events work with domain experts to help them build conferences around the topics they know best. The best theoretical physicist in the world is likely not the best person to identify venues, set menus, and market an event, that's where they come in.

  • Jenifer Remsik
She's Geeky

She's Geeky

She’s Geeky convenes to inspire women for the future, creating a space to connect women from diverse STEM communities. They work with and promote existing activities and organizations in regions around the country, inviting them to meet at an interactive event called an UnConference where the agenda is created live at the event by the people in attendance.

  • Briana Cavanaugh
SIM Women

SIM Women

SIM is an association of over 3500 senior IT executives, prominent academicians, selected consultants, and other IT thought leaders built on the foundation of local chapters, who come together to share and enhance their rich intellectual capital for the benefit of its members and their organizations.  They strongly believe in: the alignment of IT and business as a valued partnership, the creation and sharing of best practices, IT management and leadership skills development that enables their members growth at each stage of their career, the replenishment and education of future IT leaders including a strong role in influencing university curriculums and continuing education, working with the IT industry to shape its direction, policies and legislation that stimulate innovation, economic development, healthy competition and IT job creation and serving each community and the industry through giving and outreach.

  • Kristen Lamoreaux,
  • Jana Markowitz
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Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a non-profit educational and service organization that gives women the tools they need to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their contributions as engineers and leaders. SWE provides an array of training and development programs, networking opportunities, scholarships, and outreach and advocacy activities that help make engineering a desirable career choice for women.

  • Betty Shanahan,
  • Randy Freedman

Vegas 2.0

A transient, a local or a weekend Vegas Warrior, they are THE Las Vegas InfoSec group. Their members are long time DEF CON and Computer Security Industry avant guards. When they are not planning theSummit, they spend their free cycles conjuring up Social Engineering, Web and Windows attacks. They are always looking for new locals to Las Vegas OR frequent visitors to stop by their labs conveniently located in North Las Vegas.

  • Jennifer Imhoff-Dousharm,
  • Robert Imhoff-Dousharm
Women & Hi Tech

Women & Hi Tech

Women and Hi Tech is an organization of women and men whose goal is to attract, develop, retain, support and promote women who are interested in technology, through networking, role modeling, education and professional development.

  • Tiffany Trusty,
  • Erin Hervey,
  • Jane Richardson
Women @ Intel Network

Women @ Intel Network

Intel strives to delight their customers, employees, and shareholders by relentlessly delivering the platform and technology advancements that become essential to the way they work and live.

  • Lynda Grindstaff,
  • Patti Sarr

Women Who Code (Denver/Boulder)

Women Who Code are women who code in any framework, with any experience level, from any size company, for any reason. Women Who Code supports women in their coding aspirations -- whether you are a fulltime programmer looking to expand her network or a first-time beginner looking to try her hand at writing code. Women Who Code is an offshoot of Women Who Code (SF), and looks forward to growing the female developer community in the state of Colorado.

  • Katie Weiss

Lisa Neal-Graves

Intel Executive on Loan
NCWIT

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