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2017 Technology All-Star Women of Color STEM Conference 2017 Technology All-Star Women of Color STEM Conference Kara Carter Cassandra Borders Ying Cao Senior Director Quality Operations and Area Manager Network Services Principal Member of Tech Staff Compliance AT&T AT&T Abbott Vascular Smita Israni Monique John La Shawn Johnson, Ph.D. Associate Director-Technology Product Marketing Manager Area Manager-Network & Quality AT&T AT&T AT&T Elizabeth Kies Lai Lau Martha Schulze Senior Technical Project Management Principal System Architect Assistant Vice President - HR Technology AT&T AT&T AT&T L. Michelle Smith Exa Whiteman Dina Leon Director of Public Relations Assistant Vice President-Global Security Mechanical Engineer AT&T Services Black & Veatch AT&T Teneika Askew Rachel Chennault Shakira Hicks Senior Consultant Associate Associate Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Lawanda Stitt Doris Thaxton Natalie Watkins Senior Lead Technologist Associate Senior Lead Engineer Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Pina Patel Fangming (Lucy) Harris Sohaila Feizy-Marandy JTT Project Leader Senior Controls Project Engineer Design Responsible - Interior CECOM Software Engineering Center Corning Incorporated Electromechanical FCA US LLC Mary Camilla (Cami) Ragu Lisa Jones-Stanton Kristen Brown Application Run Manager - SAP Center of Program Manager Global Delivery Manager Excellence Ford Motor Company General Motors FCA US LLC Heather Heckler Sailaja Kodali Lisa Miller Industrial Engineering Technical Support Delivery Manager Senior Manager & Training General Motors General Motors General Motors Veronica Mitchell Wenhui Song Debbie Clark Technical Insertion & Monetization Vehicle Architecture Manager Software Development Analyst 4 Manager General Motors Huntington Ingalls Industries General Motors Donna Gardner Leah Kimble Robin May Director, Supply Chain Management Supervisor Material Handling 1 Manager Industrial Engineering Huntington Ingalls Industries Huntington Ingalls Industries Huntington Ingalls Industries Donna Melton Angela Pierre Willetta Ar-Rahmaan Manager 2 Planning and Scheduling Director, Supply Chain Management Senior I/T Specialist - Automation & (Acting Manager 3) Huntington Ingalls Industries Functional Test Leader Huntington Ingalls Industries IBM Corporation Ay-Chyi Boudreaux Teara Edwards Kimberly Greene Starks Advisory Software Engineer Worldwide Service Planner Executive Architect, Master Inventor IBM Corporation IBM Corporation IBM Corporation Taneka Hutcherson Prathima Maskeri Bepsy Paul Sr. Mgr. CyberSecurity & Privacy Cloud Solution Architect - Oracle Senior Software Engineer IBM Corporation IBM Corporation IBM Corporation Angela Rahman Kerri Shotwell Janki Vora Manager, Security and Compliance Senior Software Engineer Data Scientist, Telecommunications IBM Corporation IBM Corporation Industry Leader IBM Corporation Elaine Enriquez, Ph.D. Andrea Henrich Jayalekshmi Karunakaran Senior Consultant Senior Sales Manager Technology Lead IBM iX Research Insights Infosys Ltd Infosys Ltd Betty Susan Mathew Sandhya Naredla Khanchana Navakiran Project Manager Senior Project Manager Principal Consultant Infosys Ltd Infosys Ltd Infosys Ltd Prasanna Uppu Shanta Whitaker, Ph.D. Pamela Williams Senior Technology Architect Consultant Senior Consultant Infosys Ltd LMI LMI Stephanie Hicks Karrin Mayfield Diana Centeno-Gomez Project Engineering Manager Project Engineer Deputy Chief, Aeronautics and Ground- Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Marin Corp Systems Command- PEOLS Based Systems Branch NASA Glenn Research Center Janice Daniel, Ph.D. Darlene Cooper Esther Thatcher Associate Dean, Network College of Technical Project Manager Head, Combat Systems Acquisition Engineering NUWC Division Newport Division New Jersey Institute of Technology NUWC Division Newport Sonali Kulkarni LaDonna Alston Catina Broadway Director IT Process Analyst Senior Manager, Production Control and Texas Instruments Inc. The Boeing Company Supplier Management The Boeing Company Alyssa Duarte-Reinagel Aradhna Forrest Alicia Harrold Senior Manager, Heath Management Human Resource Generalist Business Analyst The Boeing Company The Boeing Company The Boeing Company Cindy Lankford Catherine Lee Ming Li IT Chief of Staff, Application Infrastructure Lead, Secure Environments & Tools IT Manager, Service Oriented Services Service Architecture (SOA) Service Strategy and The Boeing Company The Boeing Company Design The Boeing Company Sandra McLaurin Lilibeth Mills Neda Nazem Systems and Data Analyst Manager, Production Control Purchasing Global Airline & Travel Procurement The Boeing Company The Boeing Company The Boeing Company Joan Oliver Melissa Ray Payal Shah Business Process Analyst Application Database Administrator Systems Design and Integration Specialist The Boeing Company The Boeing Company The Boeing Company Keiko Shiotani Monesa Unger Michelle Pu Computing Process Analyst, Information Manager, Windows 10 Program Office Lead Information Systems Engineer Technology The Boeing Company The MITRE Corporation The Boeing Company Indira Semwal Tomeka S. Williams Torrye Hairston Lead Information Systems Engineer/Group Associate Department Head, Cost and Career Development Specialist Leader Business Analytics Department U..S Army Research Development and The MITRE Corporation The MITRE Corporation Engineering Command Sylvia Core Gihan Oraby Linda Caperton Equal Employment Specialist Chief, QE&SA Sciences Division Lock and Dam Operator U.S. Army U.S. Army - ARDEC U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Analiza Barker Delma Stoner Lelia Hollis Power Plant Shift Operator Environmental Engineer Chief Small Business U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nashville U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District District District Romanda Walker Ashley Claxton Leslie Leonard Public Affairs Specialist Research Biologist Research Civil Engineer U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis U.S. Army Engineer Research and U.S. Army Engineer Research and District Development Center Development Center Adrienne Raglin, Ph.D. Cheryl Jefferson, Ph.D. Tina Terrell Electronic Engineer Director of Partnerships and Strategic Acting Associate Deputy Chief for U.S. Army Research Laboratory Initiatives Business Operations USDA Forest Service USDA Forest Service Leslie Weldon Daya Vivek Deputy Chief for National Forest System Senior Engineering Manager, Watson USDA Forest Service Discovery Service Management API Watson Innovations 2017 Technology Rising Star Women of Color STEM Conference Kelly Coller, Ph.D. Suanne Mahabir Cinthia Silva Principle Engineer Principle Engineer Manager, Regulatory Affairs Operations Abbott Diagnostics Abbott Point of Care Diagnostics Abbott Vascular Nadia Sunny Theresa Johnson Diane Ko Manufacturing Data Specialist Front End Software Engineer Aerotek Airbnb Airbnb Maria Perez Dongyu Lin, Ph.D. Sabrina McKnight Data Scientist Manager Principal-Inventive Scientist Director-Advanced Analytics Airbnb AT&T AT&T Candace Weber Lakita Lowe Juanita Agard Senior Product Marketing Manager Research Scientist/National Research Staff Technologist AT&T Coordinator Booz Allen Hamilton Barrios Technology Alisa Basila Andrea Blackwell Emily Guerrero Staff Engineer Senior Consultant Senior Consultant Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Sabina Shrestha Fatima Wagdy Doreen Wong Lead Associate Staff Technologist Senior Consultant Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Booz Allen Hamilton Yolanda Youngblood Lisa McKinnon Brandy Wiggins Associate Navy Modernization Program Manager Navy Modernization Program Manager Booz Allen Hamilton Carrier Planning Activity Carrier Planning Activity Tulanda Brown Priya Thyagarajan Xiaoju Guo, Ph.D. Senior Safety Consultant General Engineer Development Associate Caterpillar Inc. Consumers Energy Corning Incorporated Aize Li, Ph.D. Sirisha Kontamukulla Samia Madarani Senior Research Scientist Software Development Manager Director - Products and Services Strategy Corning Research & Development Dovel Technologies Corporation Dovel Technologies Saradha Peri Paulina Almada Neeharika Anantharaju, Ph.D. Lead Business Analyst Design & Release Engineer Vehicle Safety/Crash Engineering Analyst Dovel Technologies FCA US LLC FCA US LLC Pallavi Annabattula Tianna Barnes Shin Boulware Computational Fluid Dynamics Engineer Quality Control Engineer EMC Component Engineer FCA US LLC FCA US LLC FCA US LLC Caron Drake Lora Faraon Hong Geng Lead - World Class Manufacturing Project Responsible - Electrical Program Lead - Engine Programs FCA US LLC FCA US LLC FCA US LLC Aisha Johnson Erika Keeling Core HMI & Ergonomics Manager Unit Leader - Press Room FCA US LLC FCA US LLC Divya Myneni Gabriela Perea Aguirre Nikkita Soni Active Noise Cancellation Product HVAC Systems Engineer Business Process Manager, Digital Release Engineer FCA US LLC Marketing FCA US LLC FCA US LLC Sangeeta Theru Crystal Angerstein Sheetal Desai Manager - Powertrain HIL and Validation Network Engineer Platform Solutions Engineer Tools General Motors General Motors FCA US LLC Baiyang Liu Evelyn Millier Anitha Nellutal Senior Researcher Global Expense Reporting Lead Software Test Analyst General Motors General Motors General Motors Rivkah Saldanha Ke Zhang-Miske Lakshmi Thanyankizil Senior Architecture Engineer Global Technology Planning Manager Connected Vehicles Senior Engineer General Motors General Motors GM Global Technical Center Lolita Young Donna Allman Kia Conyer Software Developer Industrial Engineer 3 Electrical Engineer II GSMC- Dealer Plus- SPI Huntington
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