By: Cheryl O’Donoghue, MS

How to Be a Woman in Technology brings you fifteen stories from relatable women who are unafraid to speak their truth and share with you their fascinating journeys as women in technology. The book is packed with plenty of practical advice, rare insights, and action steps to create a career in tech that aligns with what matters most to you.

The women featured in the book are (in alphabetical order):

• Amy Bailey 
• Jess Bryar 
• Theresa Caragol 
• Tina Gravel 
• Khali Henderson 
• Jennifer Pinson Herring 
• Monica Morrison 
• Jean O’Neill 
• Nancy Ridge 
• Lisa Rom 
• Laura Romero 
• Rebecca Rosen 
• Natalia Botti Schenkel 
• Raquel Wiley 
• Wendy Williams 
• Deb Ward 

Throughout the book, author Cheryl O’Donoghue shares her own stories and thoughts as a long-time businesswoman, manger, business coach, and human potential educator. As a bonus, the second half of the book features some of her work in the field of Emotional Intelligence, including an emotional needs self-assessment and a powerful exercise called Your Three Stars. Together, these unique self-discovery tools help you focus on those emotional needs that matter most to you at this time so you can rise up and take control of your life and the direction in which you’re heading.

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