Did you know AT&T employees volunteered over 127,000 hours during National Volunteer Month in April? Below, you will hear from some of our National Board members on why they choose to volunteer. As we wrap up National Volunteer Month we want to share some stories...
The Opioid Epidemic in America
Jan Rader, the first female fire chief in West Virginia, is making a big impact on Huntington’s fight against the Opioid epidemic. She is currently listed as Times 100 most influential and has several...
How Women in Tech are Transforming Business
Maria Lensing, VP Global Business – Healthcare Solutions, AT&T Business leads a panel of thought leaders discussing gender and ethnic diversity in tech and how they broke down barriers to reach the top ranks of their industries. Panelists include Carrie...
Women in Tech | Stacey Marx
Stacey Marx, Vice President, AT&T Small Business Solutions – Central, brings financial savvy to technology sales. Her philosophy for success: Take the leap and say “yes” to new opportunities....
How Nikole Collins-Puri Empowers Girls in STEM
Via Grammarly Blog Nikole Collins-Puri is many things: a nonprofit CEO, an advocate for girls, and a Grammarly user. Nikole leads Techbridge Girls, an organization that is exciting, equipping, and educating girls through STEM (science, technology, engineering, and...
Cheering Her On: Appreciating the Contributions of Women in Sports
March 09, 2018 Cheering Her On: Appreciating the Contributions of Women in Sports By Bill Moseley I love sports. I run. I golf. I fish. That’s the extent of my athletic abilities. And to be honest, I’m not great at any of them. Unfortunately, I wasn’t born with the...
“Magic Mirror” #imenough
Why do women choose AT&T?
March 07, 2014 By Sarah Donohue, AT&T Insider Staff Writer In 2010, as 20-year old Chelsea Secker walked off the stage in College Station, Texas — diploma in hand — with a B.S. degree in technology management from Texas A&M University, she’d already been...
WHEN I RISE by Gigi McKinzie
“When I Rise” aired in early February on various PBS stations throughout the country as a PBS Independent Lens series and was made possible, in part, by AT&T. The documentary tells Smith Conrad’s story of being among the first African Americans...