As a 5013c social impact organization dedicated to opening the opportunities for women across the industry, WE relies heavily on volunteer participation in our committee structure, boards, and councils. It is only through this active, dedicated involvement and support that Women in Electronics is able to advance our mission towards gender parity in the Electronics Industry and related End User Markets. Thank you, Team WE!

Women in Electronics recognizes its June Member Highlight: Bill Lowe, Co-Chief Executive Officer of Yageo Corporation and a member of the Women in Electronics Board of Directors. READ HERE how Bill became involved with WE and CLICK HERE to listen to Bill’s Leader in Highlight podcast.

YAGEO Group Partners with WE!

Women in Electronics is excited to formally announce YAGEO Group’s continued sponsorship of the WE community. “YAGEO Group is proud to sponsor WE as we share an ongoing commitment to developing and investing in a talent group that is critical to our future. Our partnership is helping to provide opportunities in our industry with a network of leaders and influencers to expand leadership talent,” said Bill Lowe, Co-CEO Yageo Group. READ PRESS RELEASE

Women in Electronics welcomes Kristie Pierson, Director of Business Operations for Global Supply Chain Services at Arrow Electronics, to the WE Advisory Board. READ PRESS RELEASE

“I am honored to participate on a deeper level with an organization that focuses on a mission I’m passionate about and excited to take this next step to support women along their journeys!” said Pierson.”

Recently WE had the opportunity to interview Kristie on the “Leader in Highlight” Podcast Program. LISTEN TO KRISTIE'S PODCAST HERE, as she shares her journey rising up in the industry, the importance of networking, and strategies for employee engagement.

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4 Ways To Make The Most Out Of Networking READ MORE HERE.

With just a few days away from the end of June, stocks gained some ground last week but remain down nearly 20%, their worst first six months of any year since 1970. READ MORE HERE