Women Changing the World: A Night with Women Tech Leaders at Raytheon
Do you want to work on BIG projects that can quite literally change the world? Then join us to learn more about tech powerhouse Raytheon and the impact their women leaders have on systems software engineering and cyber security.
At this invite-only event, you will meet the women technologists at Raytheon whose decades of experience in software engineering, operations, finance, and other fields, are paving the way in cyber security, AI, Computer Learning, Cloud Computing, and a number of fields at the forefront of tech and business.
Join us on Wednesday, November 13th from 5:30pm to 8pm at The Richardson Women's Club, located at 2005 North Cliffe Drive, Richardson. Free parking is available.
Agenda (Subject to Change):
- 5:30pm - Networking and Check-In over lite bites and refreshments
- 6:00pm - Event Kickoff by PowerToFly's Cristina Duke, Director of Customer Success
- 6:05pm - Welcome Address by Kaley Young, Principal Recruiter
- 6:15pm - Panel Discussion featuring Raytheon's:
- Deena Windell – Director, Financial Analysis
- Alana Murphy - Director, Mission Assurance Engineering
- Kelly Zaleski - Director, Engineering
- 7:15pm - Audience Q&A
- 7:45pm - Closing Remarks
- 7:45pm - Networking continues over lite bites and refreshments
Raytheon is dedicated to making the world a safer place through their state-of-the art research and development. They are committed to championing diversity and equality by offering current and future leaders exposure and experience. Raytheon features nine Employee Research Groups including the Raytheon Women's Network and is actively supporting veterans and military spouses. Learn more about how Raytheon is empowering veterans here.
While you don't need to be looking for a new opportunity in order to attend, Raytheon is hiring!
About PowerToFly's Events: All RSVP'd attendees are welcome, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, or age. If you require accommodation to fully participate in this event, please email hi@powertofly.com, and we will contact you to discuss your specific needs.
Find out more about us here http://powertofly.com.
Unfortunately, PowerToFly and Raytheon cannot admit outside recruiters to this particular event. Please email hi@powertofly.com if you have any questions about this policy
Women Changing the World: A Night with Women Tech Leaders at Raytheon
Do you want to work on BIG projects that can quite literally change the world? Then join us to learn more about tech powerhouse Raytheon and the impact their women leaders have on systems software engineering and cyber security.
At this invite-only event, you will meet the women technologists at Raytheon whose decades of experience in software engineering, operations, finance, and other fields, are paving the way in cyber security, AI, Computer Learning, Cloud Computing, and a number of fields at the forefront of tech and business.
Join us on Wednesday, November 13th from 5:30pm to 8pm at The Richardson Women's Club, located at 2005 North Cliffe Drive, Richardson. Free parking is available.
Agenda (Subject to Change):
- 5:30pm - Networking and Check-In over lite bites and refreshments
- 6:00pm - Event Kickoff by PowerToFly's Cristina Duke, Director of Customer Success
- 6:05pm - Welcome Address by Kaley Young, Principal Recruiter
- 6:15pm - Panel Discussion featuring Raytheon's:
- Deena Windell – Director, Financial Analysis
- Alana Murphy - Director, Mission Assurance Engineering
- Kelly Zaleski - Director, Engineering
- 7:15pm - Audience Q&A
- 7:45pm - Closing Remarks
- 7:45pm - Networking continues over lite bites and refreshments
Raytheon is dedicated to making the world a safer place through their state-of-the art research and development. They are committed to championing diversity and equality by offering current and future leaders exposure and experience. Raytheon features nine Employee Research Groups including the Raytheon Women's Network and is actively supporting veterans and military spouses. Learn more about how Raytheon is empowering veterans here.
While you don't need to be looking for a new opportunity in order to attend, Raytheon is hiring!
About PowerToFly's Events: All RSVP'd attendees are welcome, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, or age. If you require accommodation to fully participate in this event, please email hi@powertofly.com, and we will contact you to discuss your specific needs.
Find out more about us here http://powertofly.com.
Unfortunately, PowerToFly and Raytheon cannot admit outside recruiters to this particular event. Please email hi@powertofly.com if you have any questions about this policy
PowerToFly Had Fun in the Windy City with Braintree's Women Tech Leaders
Two members of the PowerToFly team that are based in the greater Chicago area, Senior Account Executive Anastasia Rab and Talent Advocate Oriana Kachaochana, traveled to the Windy City to host an insightful evening with Braintree, a Chicago-based division of PayPal, that specializes in mobile and web payment systems for e-commerce companies including Uber and Airbnb.
The stacked (and impressive!) bill of Braintree speakers who were available to answer audience questions and make connections included:
- Archie Puri, Sr. Director, Product, Engineering & Data - Acquiring Products
- John MacIlwaine, VP & GM, Braintree
- Ramesh Sarukkai, Sr. Director, Product & Engineering - Commerce, Merchant, Platform
- Jackie Koesters, Group Product Manager, Merchant Experience
- Raymond Buhr, Data Scientist
- Vidya Mani, Director, Product Engineering, Acquiring Products
- Lisa Rosselli-McDermott, Engineering Manager, Reporting & Insights
- Tiffany Wood, Director, Product Management, Merchant Experience
- Lana Rakhman, Software Engineer
- Vevina McAllister, Senior Manager, Growth & Analytics
We Learned a TON from Microsoft's Women Leaders
On September 25th PowerToFly's Director of Customer Success Cristina Duke and Talent Advocate Megan Alexander flew to Bellevue in Washington to host a special evening with the women business & technology leaders from the Microsoft Azure AI Platform organization.
Microsoft speakers at the event included:
- Ria Kapila, Chief of Staff
- Aniththa Umamahesan, Program Manager
- Julie Stevenson, Data Scientist
- Sindhura Bandhakavi, Principal Software Engineering Manager
- Sophia Liu, Data Scientist
- Vinitra Swamy, Software Engineer
- After this event with Microsoft I learned that work life balance really exists at this company
- It was a great event! There is a clear need for networking events like this. I learned a lot about Azure team and felt like I had a great opportunity to connect with the members of the team and Microsoft recruiters in general. My favorite part was a panel format with Q&A.
- Extremely well organized right from Parking, to providing nametags, notebooks, and a wide selection of Hors d'oeuvres.
