Women in Technology has named 40 finalists in 12 categories for its annual Women in Technology Leadership Awards.
Science Applications International Corp. grabbed the most nominations with seven.
Other companies represented with multiple nominations were Computer Sciences Corp. with three and Northrop Grumman and Deloitte with two nominations each.
The finalists are being recognized for their contributions to the technology industry over the course of the past year. The winners will be announced May 19 during a banquet at the Ritz-Carlton in McLean, Va.
The finalists are:
Corporate Commercial Large Business
Science Applications International Corp. grabbed the most nominations with seven.
Other companies represented with multiple nominations were Computer Sciences Corp. with three and Northrop Grumman and Deloitte with two nominations each.
The finalists are being recognized for their contributions to the technology industry over the course of the past year. The winners will be announced May 19 during a banquet at the Ritz-Carlton in McLean, Va.
The finalists are:
Corporate Commercial Large Business
- Jill Bruning, NJVC
- Kathy A. Miller, American Red Cross
- Mary Jo Morris, CSC
- Beverly Seay, SAIC
Corporate Commercial Small Business
- Homaira Akbari, SkyBitz Inc.
- Lisa Dezzutti, Market Connections Inc.
- Lynne Hamilton-Jones, Executec Strategic Consulting
- Fran Maier, TRUSTe
Corporate Public Sector Large Business
- Kristine Martin Anderson, Booz Allen Hamilton
- Kristine Beale, SAIC
- Cheryl Campbell, CGI
- Linda A. Mills, Northrop Grumman Information Systems
Corporate Public Sector Small Business
- Marty Engle, The Engle Group
- Gazelle Hashemian, Paragon Technology Group Inc.
- Jeri Lassiter, ASM Research Inc.
- Elma Levy, Dovel Technologies
Entrepreneur
- Dr. Nicole Close, EmpiriStat Inc.
- Victoria Ransom, Wildfire Interactive
- Latanyua Robinson, Latrobe LLC
- Mary Beth Romani, Integrity Management Consulting Inc.
Government
- Wanda Gibson, Fairfax County, Va.
- Theresa Grafenstine, inspector general, U.S. House of Representatives
- Stephanie Rowe, The Clearing Inc.
- Ann Speyer, Smithsonian Institution
Education IT
- Linda Dozier, ePals Inc.
- Kamalika Sandell, American University
- Veronica Wendt, iCollege, National Defense University
Health IT
- Sherry Charles, AT&T
- Rose Crane, Epocrates Inc.
- Lori Davis, 2020 Company LLC
- Katrina Firlik, HealthPrize Technologies
Global Impact
- Dr. JoGayle Howard, Smithsonian National Zoological Park
- Blanca Trevino, Softtek
Green IT
- Mile Corrigan, Noblis
- Ann-Marie Johnson, CSC
Unsung Hero
- Amanda Anderson, Northrop Grumman
- Sarah Hyder, FEMA
- Lara Rivera López, CSC
- Denise Lucero, Deloitte
- Elizabeth Sheehan, SAIC
Rising Star
- Emily Blanchette, SAIC
- Sandra Martinez, SAIC
- Charity Nowling, SAIC
- Rachelle Palmer, Deloitte
- Jennifer Snyder, SAIC
- Kate Wolf, Centuria Corp.
The program also include Vernice “FlyGirl” Armour, the Marine Corps’ first African-American female combat pilot, as the keynote speaker.
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