April 26: Women in Tech: The Book!

Tarah Wheeler Van Vlack presents Women in Tech: The Book!

When: April 26 @ 5:30 p.m.

Location: Kimbrough 101

Tarah Wheeler Van Vlack, BA, MS, CSM, CSD is CEO and co-founder of Fizzmint, has led projects at Microsoft Game Studios, and founded Red Queen Technologies, Infosec Unlocked, and Hack The People Foundation.

She will be coming to discuss her new book, Women in Tech: The Book!,  which includes many amazing topics, including:

  • How to get started in tech
  • How to be successful in tech
  • The secrets of mentorship
  • Success stories of women in tech
  • And many more!

Catering will be provided by the Moscow Bagel Shop?

 

 

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