In the male-dominated tech world, women face unique challenges from feeling burnt out and overwhelmed to disproportionately facing layoffs. The "Women in Tech: Circle of Support,” is an opportunity for women to learn from each other's success and empower one another to thrive.
Join us on September 19 for a free virtual session designed to create a supportive community where women in technology can connect, share insights, and discover practical strategies to navigate the obstacles they face. You'll leave this experience with a powerful network of peers and a renewed sense of confidence.
Register now to invest in your growth and connect with the supportive community of women transforming the tech industry.
Through interactive workshops and candid panel discussions, you'll learn how to:
All attendees will be able to participate in a FREE follow-up workshop on confident self-promotion lead by Rebecca Murray.
Rebecca Murray
Renowned communications “EduTainer,” Rebecca P. Murray, will address a critical challenge women face in tech: finding and amplifying their voices. By honing vocal qualities like pitch, learn how the sound of your voice can shape perceptions of confidence, competence, and trust. Rebecca’s practical approach equips women to refine their voices and command authority, helping them to break through biases that often undermine their influence.
Bre Urness-Straight, M.Ed.
Bre is a seasoned educational technology leader with over twenty-five years of experience. She currently serves as the Director of Educational Technology at the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), where she leads a team that supports all districts with digital equity, cybersecurity, and effective use of federal and state EdTech funding. She is passionate about empowering educators and students with the skills and tools to thrive in a digital world.
Jerri Kemble
Jerri Kemble has been a public school educator for three decades. She has a knack for disrupting the status quo and working with stakeholders to create positive change. She has received numerous awards for her seasoned leadership and has trained teachers and administrators throughout the United States and internationally. Her passions include optimizing social-emotional learning, virtual education, and design thinking. Jerri Kemble is currently a National Advisor and Evangelist for ClassLink.
Anu Jokinen
As Senior Director of Instructional Technology, Anu supports school districts across the northwestern U.S. in implementing top technology solutions and practices. With over 15 years in education technology and being an ISTE Certified Educator, she has spent six years at ClassLink, where her success stems from her keen ability to understand and address the unique needs of her customers.
In the male-dominated tech world, women face unique challenges from feeling burnt out and overwhelmed to disproportionately facing layoffs. The "Women in Tech: Circle of Support,” is an opportunity for women to learn from each other's success and empower one another to thrive.
Join us on September 19 for a free virtual session designed to create a supportive community where women in technology can connect, share insights, and discover practical strategies to navigate the obstacles they face. You'll leave this experience with a powerful network of peers and a renewed sense of confidence.
Register now to invest in your growth and connect with the supportive community of women transforming the tech industry.
Through interactive workshops and candid panel discussions, you'll learn how to:
All attendees will be able to participate in a FREE follow-up workshop on confident self-promotion lead by Rebecca Murray.
Rebecca Murray
Renowned communications “EduTainer,” Rebecca P. Murray, will address a critical challenge women face in tech: finding and amplifying their voices. By honing vocal qualities like pitch, learn how the sound of your voice can shape perceptions of confidence, competence, and trust. Rebecca’s practical approach equips women to refine their voices and command authority, helping them to break through biases that often undermine their influence.
Bre Urness-Straight, M.Ed.
Bre is a seasoned educational technology leader with over twenty-five years of experience. She currently serves as the Director of Educational Technology at the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), where she leads a team that supports all districts with digital equity, cybersecurity, and effective use of federal and state EdTech funding. She is passionate about empowering educators and students with the skills and tools to thrive in a digital world.
Jerri Kemble
Jerri Kemble has been a public school educator for three decades. She has a knack for disrupting the status quo and working with stakeholders to create positive change. She has received numerous awards for her seasoned leadership and has trained teachers and administrators throughout the United States and internationally. Her passions include optimizing social-emotional learning, virtual education, and design thinking. Jerri Kemble is currently a National Advisor and Evangelist for ClassLink.
Anu Jokinen
As Senior Director of Instructional Technology, Anu supports school districts across the northwestern U.S. in implementing top technology solutions and practices. With over 15 years in education technology and being an ISTE Certified Educator, she has spent six years at ClassLink, where her success stems from her keen ability to understand and address the unique needs of her customers.
Don't worry—we'll catch you next time. Keep an eye out for future ClassLink events.
