Women In Technology (WIT) Announces 2006 Board of Directors
The Board will focus on building upon the organization's 2006 theme,
"Growing with Valued Partnerships."

January 2, 2006 - ATLANTA, GA - Women in Technology (WIT), the leading association devoted to the development of Georgia's businesswomen in the industry, today announced the 2006 Board of Directors.  WIT works to accelerate the growth path of women in technology through initiatives that promote visibility and opportunities for success in the industry.

Marsha Calfee, Netbank, will serve as president and Judi Vitale, Indus, will serve as the new vice president.  Other officers of the Board include Kristi Johnson, Windham Brannon PC, as treasurer; Jamie Greene, Kilpatrick Stockton LLP, as secretary; and Sarah Bajc, Tescom, as WIT Foundation president.

The Board also includes 10 director positions which will be held by:

• Director of Sales - Sandy Phelps, Symantec
• Director of Finance - Cassie Crist, Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP
• Director of Technology - Kasia Wichrowska, Atlanta Jet
• Director of Events - Katy Brown, Microsoft
• Director of Initiatives - Susan Adams, Beazer Homes
• Director of PR/Marketing - Marti Breen, Stroud & Associates
• Director of Volunteers - Janet Turnure, Spencer Reed
• Director of Legal - Brenda Holmes, Kilpatrick Stockton LLP
• Director of Communications - Connie Olasz, CSO Integrated Marketing Services
• Director of Meetings - Michelle Sorensen, Systems Evolution

The organization's theme for 2006 is "Growing with Valued Partnerships" and the Board will concentrate their efforts on building upon this theme both within the organization itself and the throughout the greater Atlanta technology community.  Plans for 2006 include annual events such as the Women of the Year awards ceremony and WITConnect, as well as WIT's Best Employers in Georgia awards.

"The commitment of our new board is unswerving," said 2006 WIT President Marsha Calfee.  "We are focused on building upon our legacy to increase value for our stakeholders, continuing to grow and improve our events and serving as a resource and model for all women in technology."

About Women in Technology (WIT)
WIT is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit association promoting the advancement of women in the field of technology.  WIT is a founding society of the Technology Association of Georgia, an umbrella membership organization that serves more than 5,000 members of the Georgia technology community.  WIT hosts bimonthly meetings featuring nationally recognized speakers who address business issues relevant to members of the technology community.

WIT sponsors a number of initiatives such as WIT Executive Coaching, Executive Roundtable, WIT Mentor and WIT's Executive Speakers Bureau.  WIT presents premier annual events including The Women of the Year in Technology Award, WIT's Best Employer Award and WIT Connect, which is WIT's annual fundraiser.  Through its philanthropic arm, the WIT Foundation, WIT organizes and funds programs like Girls-Get-IT and WIT on Track.  For more information on WIT, visit www.witinc.org.

About the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG)
The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) is a non-profit organization that serves the technology community in Georgia.  TAG is dedicated to the promotion and economic advancement of the state's technology industry and provides leadership in driving initiatives in the areas of policy, capital, education and giving.  TAG helps to bring the technology community together through events, initiative programs and networking opportunities.  For more information on TAG, visit www.tagonline.org

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