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What We Do
We’re building a visible community of individuals supporting women in tech. We offer opportunities for networking and programs for members to learn about a variety of topics. Members also have the chance to work side-by-side with other intelligent, civic-minded women through our volunteer leadership positions.
Connect. Grow. Lead.
AWT is a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating a community of women interested in technology. We aim to foster the personal and professional success of women by providing opportunities to connect, grow, and lead.
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TESTIMONIALS
Featured In
Let’ talk about the importance of understanding that we’re all people at heart when it comes to building relationships and how that translates into effective & actionable ways to engage with your network both personally and professionally.
The Network Podcast
Fostering Follow-up ・
In this week’s episode, Thom Singer sits down with Heather Trumpfheller and Emily Gupton from AWT to hear about all they do to serve the Austin community.
Austin Tech Connect
Thom Singer
Austin has grown to be a technology hub full of ambitious, driven professionals who desire to learn and connect with fellow Austinites while building their business. If you’re a woman in Austin working in technology, sign up for their newsletter to receive event schedules and important announcements.
Fahrenheit Marketing
Noteworthy Groups in ATX
Women’s History Month is winding down, but Studio 512 is still honoring trailblazers! Heather Trumpfeller, President, and Emily Gupton, Community Partnerships Director of Austin Women in Technology (AWT), spent some time chatting with Rosie about this local non-profit.
Studio 512
Rosie Newberry