We are meeting at the unique while charming hidden jam in downtown Newburgh to celebrate Women History Month and support each other.

There is a deep connection between bicycling and women's mobility and freedom. The greatest impact the bicycle had on the societal role of women occurred in the 1890s during the bicycle craze that swept American and European society. During this time, the primary achievement the bicycle gained for the women's movement was that it gave women a greater amount of social mobility.

Read more about Bicycling and feminism here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycling_and_feminism

Please join us to celebrate women in tech, meet our female game changers who innovate and create, hear their stories, seek career guidance, ask questions - you will be in a very supportive and nurturing environment , getting to know those who innovate here, in the Hudson Valley, NY!

### Join our group of professional women in tech and startup world to learn, network and build a circle of support

We are meeting at a very unique space downtown Newburgh, and will be providing light refreshments as well as a quick tour at the Velocipede Museum. Please consider donation to cover the cost.

You will hear from :

Melea Seward, Digital Talent Manager at The Hired Guns - "Navigating Job Moves in an Uncertain World"

Yulia Ovchinnikova. OpenHub founder, GDG Hudson, WTM - "Elemental Leadership: lead with your strengths"

Liz Hubert, Founding Partner for CX by Design - "Owning You're an Expert

Noelle Kimble McEntee, founder of tech startup HelloLegado. offers talks about:

Building a tech-platform as a non-technical founder

Deathtech, what the heck is it?

Growing up in the Hudson Valley and building a startup here

Judith Rohatiner, full stack software engineer, WTM - talks either about

"her career journey / story" or

walking through Cloud Skills Boost (badges and learning paths, certifications) that is very helpful to new devs.

### and will have a chance to network and give / get some career guidance and coaching to each other.

We know it is a lot, and we don't want to limit ourselves to the only one WTM event per year.