Profiles

Brittney Antonelli credits her mother, who "embodied strength and perseverance, never afraid to chase what she wanted, and she inspired me to approach life and my career with that same fearless determination."

"We’ve invested in the team and built a more gender diverse, inclusive environment where everyone can be themselves," Linda Jerrett, Executive Director, Learning & Event Technology Services + Strategic Initiatives at Boston University.

Kelly Bousman said, "The key lesson is to collaborate closely with customers to understand which ESG practices and metrics matter most to them. Stay open and stay true."

"It’s important that women in this field are not viewed as figureheads or just the 'face' of the industry. We belong here as strategic thinkers, creative contributors, and technical experts," said Torruella.

Shure's Althea Ricketts, “I’m not intimidating…you’re intimidated.”

Did you know that Gina Sansivero is not only an accomplished executive in the AV/IT industry, but she is also a sailor?

As co-chair of the AVIXA Women’s Council, Christina Cruzeiro feels privileged to work with leaders around the world to help establish and grow their local groups.

Tammy Fuqua doesn't take a single day or thing for granted. Her advice is to live life to its fullest while you can. You have no idea what tomorrow brings.

Brandy Alvarado-Miranda is "hellbent" on increasing the number of women in the AV/IT industry and helping them pave a path to executive levels.

For Maile Keone, her path to CEO wasn’t linear, and it certainly wasn’t something she mapped out early in her career.