"Successful Career Transitions"
Tuesday, February 7, 2012

"Put More Punch in Your Marketing Communications"
Tuesday, March 6, 2012

"5 Ways to Unlock Your Business Potential NOW"
Tuesday, April 10, 2012

"Leading Information Technology from a Business Perspective"
Tuesday, May 8, 2012

How to Create Your Mobile Playbook for Success
Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Exploring Your Life Mission
On the Web, Thursday, January 26, 2012 - Thursday, February 16, 2012

DESIGN Your Ideal Life! – Five Simple Steps to Live and Work with Purpose and Passion
On the Web, Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Security For Women (Rescheduled Due to Illness)
On the Web, Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Exploring Your Life Mission
On the Web, Wednesday, February 29, 2012 - Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Transforming IT: Security Risk Management for the Coming Decade
On the Web, Thursday, March 1, 2012

Power Your Career through Personal Branding
On the Web, Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Tracey Nolte
Director

Tracey Nolte has served as Director since 2011. She is passionate about user experience, technology and empowering women to set goals that help advance their careers and increase their earning potential. Tracey has a background in business intelligence, web design, web development, and user experience design. She has over 20 years of experience in technology and has worked for leading companies like AT&T, ExxonMobil, Marathon Oil, American Heart Association, Continental Airlines and many others. She is a photographer and artist and enjoys working with non-profits to help them build IT projects to achieve their goals to enhance the lives of women and children. Originally from Houston, Tracey moved to Dallas working for Centex Homes as a web developer. Since then, she has worked for AT&T and is now at Slalom Consulting as a UX architect. Tracey has the rare ability to analyze business processes, create solutions to ensure profitability/productivity, create designs on the solutions and implement the entire solution by creating the front end development (including SharePoint, HTML/CSS, XAML, HTML4 and jQuery). While Tracey is deeply passionate about connecting with women in IT, she is also focused on education and helping enhance technical education for women of all ages and changing their direction of their lives through mentoring, coaching and technical training.

Regina Burns
Programs Chair

Burns is a writer, blogger, copy editor and voice over specialist who has worked as a TV reporter/videographer and radio news director. Her radio documentaries were nationally recognized by several organizations, including the National Association of Black Journalists.

She has worked for The Associated Press and voiced stories for NPR, ABC Radio and Associated Press Radio. Her articles have been published in Black Enterprise, The Commercial Appeal and the Tri-State Defender, among others. In 2008, she shared in an Associated Press team Eppy Award for Enterprise on behalf of a 2007 Hurricane Katrina interactive.

The U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce awarded Burns the prestigious Ten Outstanding Young Americans award in 1993 for her Broadcast Journalism success achieved while overcoming childhood poverty.

Tonya Cauduro
Marketing / Social Media Chair

Tonya Cauduro comes from a background in technology, including an IT degree, which she pursued after an "aha" moment while rehearsing with her last band. She continued singing and songwriting alongside researching, evangelizing, problem solving and educating others in her career as a systems administrator for EDS and a Technology Account Manager for Novell, Inc. Always challenging herself to use both sides of the brain, her love of the logic of technology balanced with her creative side and writing have lead her to social media and marketing.

She is a full time working, single parent to two daughters. Since giving birth to her first child, she learned the value of a healthy lifestyle, lost 50 lbs, participates in charity bike rides and competes in triathlons. She studied natural medicine and homeopathy and treats herself and her children holistically as only a Dr. Mom could. Recognizing that she is their role model, she chooses to be a mother her children will admire and respect, who is positive and always learning. She touches lives daily with her blogging, where she shares lessons learned in everyday encounters in her life.

After staying home with her children for 4 years, Tonya found herself in a career crisis. Joan Bond (a co-worker and fellow WITI board member) convinced Tonya to join her for a WITI luncheon a year ago. Inspired by the speaker and all those she encountered, she volunteered to assist the WITI Dallas organization in whatever way possible, hoping that others would be as inspired as she was. Since then, she has also helped other small businesses (including her employer, Itrus Technologies) and entrepreneurs with their social media campaigns, blogging and marketing. As social media chair for WITI Dallas, she hopes to inspire other women worldwide (and consequentially, their children) to not only embrace technology, but to also continue to honor each other in every social aspect of their lives, technological or in person.

Cindy Holley
Regional Alliances Chair

Cindy Holley is the WITI Regional Alliances Chair which brings together strategic organizations with WITI and helps promote and partner with them. Cindy's career spans over 20 years in operations, delivery and leadership in the telecommunications and technology industries for Ericsson, Logica, NEC America and Mobile Systems International. While at Ericsson, she was instrumental in the start-up of the Project Management Organization (PMO) for North America/Canada.

She received a Bachelor of Science degree from Abilene Christian University and she is a Project Management Professional (PMP).

Cindy is a member of Women in Technology, Network of Executive Women and Project Management Institute (PMI). Cindy enjoys sharing her knowledge and helping others.

Anne Lacey-Holmes

My career spans over 15 years in the sales, marketing and business development in software technology for companies such as Executrain Software Training Corp, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Partners, Clear and TRCA. While at Microsoft, I pioneered the Microsoft Matchmaker Program, a program which connects Microsoft Partners across US and Canada to work together in order to create custom solutions for customers. I am also an entrepreneur and am working on technologies that enhance human capabilities. I am passionate about technology, helping partners, and building relationships.

I received a B.A. in Communications from Arizona State University. I am a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP), Microsoft Office & MS Licensing Expert, and a Certified Executive Leadership Trainer through Pursuit of Excellence. Making time for serving my communities, I am a member of WITI Dallas Women in Technology International (WITI), International Association Microsoft Certified Professionals (IAMCP ), Junior League of Dallas, Junior Group Dallas Garden Club, Delta Gamma, Southern Methodist University Chapter, Women's Global Network, and Women on Course Golf Club.

Kathy Gettelfinger

Kathy Gettelfinger is Principal for the Texas Market with ThoughtWorks, Inc., a global software development consultancy. A technology integrator and facilitator with a unique background in IT, business and human processes. She is passionate about helping organizations create value through better integration of software development practices and people processes.

TBD
Membership Chair

TBD
Mentoring Chair

Rebecca Elsen

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