PURPOSE AND MISSION Women in Automotive Technology (WAT) was established to connect, educate, and drive the future of the automotive industry by creating programs, community, and events for women in the automotive industry. Founded in 2012 in Menlo Park, California, WAT is an association of female automotive technology professionals who meet regularly to educate, inform, and empower each other. We foster leadership, deepen industry expertise, and facilitate meaningful connections. We hold regular events to educate our members and to socialize. And we offer our members the ability to learn more about automotive industry, take leadership roles, and increase valuable skills such as public speaking and organizing.
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Join us as we talk to Jennifer E. Tisdale, CEO of GRIMM Cyber about the future of car security. Learn about the challenges and innovations in protecting connected vehicles. 🎙️ Listen now: https://lnkd.in/d5rxreGk #CarSecurity #Cybersecurity #ConnectedCars #Podcast #TechTalk
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In our latest podcast episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Kameale C. Terry, Co-Founder of ChargerHelp!, about her inspiring journey and innovative solutions in the EV charging industry. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/dZXGH86i #Podcast #EVCharging #EconomicMobility #ClimateTech #Innovation #Sustainability #CareerJourney #TechForGood #WomeninAutoTech
Are you a woman working in automotive technology or a related field? We want to hear from you! Your insights are invaluable to us as we plan educational events, networking opportunities, and other engagements. The survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete and you do not need to be a member to participate. Get started here: https://lnkd.in/ge5r8vBA #womeninautomotivetechnology #womeninautomotive #WAT #membershipsurvey
🚨 One month left to nominate your favorite change maker in the automotive industry! 🚨 Don't miss the chance to highlight the leaders and innovators making a difference. Submit your nominations now!
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Automotive #DRIVEHonours is back for 2024! Are you driving change within the automotive industry? Then DRIVE 2024 offers you the opportunity to be recognized! https://lnkd.in/dxDzdika Applications are now open for our 5 categories: 2024 Judges include: DEI judges: Cheryl Thompson Shantera Chatman, MBA Fleming Ford Sandy Zannino, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Eileen Falkenberg-Hull Reducing Emissions judges: Jens Hagman, PhD Philippe Vangeel Patrick George Michelle Lewis Sarah CHADHA Innovation judges: Alan Amici Hilary Cain Heiko Seitz Roger C. Lanctot Kristen Balasia Visionary Leader judges: Roger Atkins Tanya Gazdik Megan Lampinen Steve Greenfield Scotty Reiss Empowering Women judges: Jody DeVere Erin Baker Michelle G. Patrick Ayad Axel Cooley✨✨
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AV EV Mobility| Product & SW Development | Strategy & New Market Development | DE&I | Public Speaker | Stanford, UC Berkeley, UPenn Lecturer
I am reminded every day why the work of Women in Automotive Technology (WAT) is important. I founded Women in Auto Tech to showcase women subject matter experts, raise their profiles, and let their voices be heard. Women are in trucking, work at truck OEMs, and are fully capable of moderating a truck panel. The automotive industry needs to showcase female subject matter experts, increase the number of female executives, and at the absolute very least, put an end to the "manel". I am calling out disparities and working towards creating a more diverse industry. Join me. Join Women in Automotive Technology (WAT) #DiversityandInclusion
🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! 🌟 "Navigating Change: From Banking to Automotive and Beyond with Michelle Avary" In this enlightening episode, we sit down with our own WAT founder and mobility extraordinaire, Michelle Avary. As a seasoned strategist, she shares her compelling journey from the world of banking and economics to leading innovation in the automotive industry. 🚗💡 Michelle dives into: - Her pivotal career transitions and the lessons learned along the way - How she leveraged economic downturns as opportunities for growth - Her career moves and her vision for the future of mobility Whether you're navigating your own career shifts or interested in the intersection of technology and automotive, this episode offers invaluable insights into adapting and thriving in rapidly changing industries. https://lnkd.in/dh8vZt9j #Podcast #CareerDevelopment #AutomotiveIndustry #TechnologyInnovation #Leadership #mobility #womeninmobility
This Thursday, April 25 Join us for a Difficult Conversations event where we'll explore our love affair with driving. You'll hear from Stacey Randecker, Aliza Paz, Ankita Joshi, Yael Abadi, and Sarah Thornton, Ph.D. We hope to see you there! Save your spot at https://lnkd.in/g5FQ5gJ
You’re invited to a #DifficultConversations event on personal vehicles and other forms of transportation. We’ll explore our love affair with driving and discuss various mobility solutions like personal cars, bicycling, public transit, and EVOTL, along with the prospects of a mixed mobility future. Join us on April 25th at HYUNDAI CRADLE in Mountain View, CA. Learn more & register: https://lnkd.in/g5FQ5gJ