MANCHESTER, NH – TechWomen|TechGirls, a program of the New Hampshire High Tech Council, has announced the keynote speaker for its second annual Awards Luncheon on April 5. Roseann Sdoia, a Boston Marathon bombing survivor, amputee, and motivational speaker, will share her powerful and personal story of perseverance and will offer lessons learned throughout her challenging comeback journey. She will also touch upon the innovative technology used throughout her recovery as an amputee that allows her to continue to live a highly productive and fulfilling life.
“We’re incredibly honored to have Roseann share her inspirational journey and indomitable spirit at our TechWomen|TechGirls Annual Awards Luncheon,” said Shannon Herrmann, annual luncheon committee chair and IT/technology staffing specialist with Alexander Technology Group. “We look forward to her insightful, motivating message and to learning more about the important role that technology plays as an amputee in enabling her to continue to live a rich and rewarding life.”
In addition to the keynote address, the event will honor three women who work in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM) as the TechStudent, TechEducator and TechWoman of the Year. Nominations are currently being accepted. To receive a nomination form, contact Shannon Herrmann at sherrmann@alexandertg.com.
The annual luncheon will take place at the Bedford Village Inn in Bedford, NH on April 5th at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $45 per person in advance and can be purchased here. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. For more information, visit www.nhhtc.org.
About TechWoman|Tech Girls
TechWomen|TechGirls is a forum focused on building a strong community of women enthusiastic about technology and supporting efforts for young women to explore STEM careers. In only its second year, this community of women has become an integral part of the Council’s outreach and engagement activities. One of the goals of this celebration is to recognize the unique contribution of TechWomen success stories within New Hampshire. To learn more about the TechWomen|TechGirls initiative, visit the nhhtc.org.
About the NH High Tech Council
The New Hampshire High Tech Council engages, connects, and supports member companies throughout New Hampshire. Since 1983, the Council has supported education, research, innovation, and economic development efforts that have helped New Hampshire become a national leader in entrepreneurship and business. For more information, or to learn about sponsorship opportunities, please visit nhhtc.org, email info@NHHTC.org or connect via Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin.
