EMILY BRADFORD GALLUP
January 29, 2021
Throughout her entire career, Emily Bradford Gallup operated as a self-employed IT consultant until her retirement in 2012.
Throughout her entire career, Emily Bradford Gallup operated as a self-employed IT consultant until her retirement in 2012.
De Ann Pope holds considerable expertise in cryptography, information security, hardware and software engineering, and product development.
Dana Darwin Mallett Hummel is a retired research librarian and information technology specialist, with a past in the federal government.
Cynthia R.F. Luttrell is a business and systems analyst, IT specialist and app/web developer for the U.S. Census Bureau since 2009.
The manager of sales for VeriSign’s Telecom Division from 2004 to 2011, Vicky Allen has excelled as a strategic sales account executive at Equinix ever since.
In 2019, Mary Kotch found success with Apollo/Aspen Insurance as the global chief information officer, where she remains to this day.
Renowned as an information technology and risk management expert, Ellen M. Gaston used her childhood experiences to shape her career.
Minnie Cassell went into automatic data processing and made history as the first African American to become a supervisor.
Falling into her profession by chance, Margaret A. Klee has worked as a software engineer at Leidos Innovations since 2016.
Since 2012, Kathleen Hodge has been a reporting analyst for Compulink Health Solutions, previously serving as electronic data interchange supervisor.
An expert in information technology and management, Jan Soltis Tuttle White continues to make strides in her field. She has decades of experience.
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