What we’re about
Are you a woman contributing to the boom of Charleston's growing tech industry? Even if you are new to the tech industry and are interested in learning how to become a part of this fast growing sector, join us! Charleston Women in Tech is a collaborative effort of Charleston’s women leaders, educators, and tech professionals to support and mentor women of all ages in the technology industry. At Charleston Women in Tech you can connect with other brilliant women from the Charleston tech community and discuss important topics such as work/life balance, working in a male dominated industry, and how to navigate the hiring process. We have a fantastic group of mentors and women leaders from throughout the community available to discuss these topics and share their insights. So come, learn, network, and be inspired by our panels, events, and forums!
Sponsors
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GoogleSupporting women in tech and creating a more diverse tech community.
BlackbaudService to others makes the world a better place.
WebBrightlyWebsite redesign & development
Canvas & Coast CreativeWebsite & logo redesign and social media graphics & templates- GoogleSupporting women in tech and creating a more diverse tech community.
- BlackbaudService to others makes the world a better place.
- WebBrightlyWebsite redesign & development
- Canvas & Coast CreativeWebsite & logo redesign and social media graphics & templates
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Data Driven WomenIola Modern, North Charleston, SC
Join Charleston Women in Tech and Be Data Lit at the very cool Iola Modern for refreshments, networking, and a powerful keynote from Be Data Lit's founder & Chief Learning Officer, Sarah Nell-Rodriguez.
In this deeply personal and empowering talk, Sarah Nell Rodriguez shares how a life of questioning herself and listening to others led to burnout, a breakthrough, and eventually building a career on her own terms. From being excommunicated at 19 to becoming a leader in data and tech, she reveals how trusting your own voice is not just courageous, it is essential.
This talk is a rallying cry for women who are tired of shrinking to fit.
