Women Tech Leaders

The future of the federal government will comprise a workforce that better represents the diverse population it serves, and agencies are strategizing on how to make this a reality. In many ways, these initiatives will impact technology priorities and processes, including recruitment efforts, Agile frameworks, artificial intelligence, data management and more. With women representing only a quarter of the entire STEM field, the calling for women technology leaders to public service is vital and urgent. These prominent women discuss the solutions to challenges many technology teams are facing governmentwide.

Speaker and Presenter Information

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Confirmed speakers:

Robin Carnahan, Administrator, GSA
Kelly Fletcher, Principal Deputy CIO, DOD
Eunice Ikene, Policy Analyst in the Office of the Chair, EEOC
Cynthia Kaiser, Section Chief, Cyber Division, FBI
Monica Langley, Deputy CIO, FEMA
Jennifer Moser, Associate Director of Scientific Programs, Million Veterans Program, VA
Lt. Gen. Mary O'Brien, Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Cyber Effects Operations, U.S. Air Force
Katie Olson, Deputy Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Officer, DOD
Laura Prietula, Acting Deputy CIO, Electronic Health Record Modernization Integration Office, VA
Charneta Samms, CTO, DEVCOM, U.S. Army
Kiersten Todt, Chief of Staff, CISA

Expected Number of Attendees

100

Relevant Government Agencies

Air Force, Army, DOD & Military, Dept of Health & Human Services, Dept of Homeland Security, Dept of Justice, Dept of Veterans Affairs, GSA, Other Federal Agencies, FEMA, EEOC, Federal Government