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Mandy Scott

Mandy Scott

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Afternoon Co-Host, WHQG-FM (Milwaukee, WI)

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Total articles 10

  • Breaking Barriers: Women thriving in the IT industry

    By Mandy Scott Verified| inaitoday.com@ Breaking Barriers: Women thriving in the IT industryBy Mandy Scott (pictured), Principal Sales Engineer – ANZ, FastlyWhen I completed my first university degree in 2000, I was the only woman in my class to graduate. I remember feeling a mix of pride and apprehension as I stepped into the workforce, fully aware that I was entering a male-dominated industry. The numbers confirm this reality as only 23% of students completing university studies in information technology in Australia are women.

    By Mandy Scott Verified · inaitoday.com

    Mar. 08, 2025

  • Breaking Barriers: Women Thriving In The IT Industry

    By Mandy Scott Verified| ChannelLife New Zealand Verified Today@ When I completed my first university degree in 2000, I was the only woman in my class to graduate. I remember feeling a mix of pride and apprehension as I stepped into the workforce, fully aware that I was entering a male-dominated industry.  The numbers confirm this reality as only 23% of students completing university studies in information technology in Australia are women[1].

    By Mandy Scott Verified · ChannelLife New Zealand

    Mar. 06, 2025

  • Breaking Barriers: Women thriving in the IT industry

    By Mandy Scott Verified| inaitoday.com@ Breaking Barriers: Women thriving in the IT industryBy Mandy Scott (pictured), Principal Sales Engineer – ANZ, FastlyWhen I completed my first university degree in 2000, I was the only woman in my class to graduate. I remember feeling a mix of pride and apprehension as I stepped into the workforce, fully aware that I was entering a male-dominated industry. The numbers confirm this reality as only 23% of students completing university studies in information technology in Australia are women.

    By Mandy Scott Verified · inaitoday.com

    Mar. 08, 2025

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Company Info

WHQG-FM (Milwaukee, WI)

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

+1 800-236-1922