Oklahoma Women in Technology Incorporated

“Okc events miscellaneous 262 meals & entertainment 2,609 meeting expense 1,297 ou it 1,108 tulsa events miscellaneous 240 meals & entertainment 498 event space 2,208 meeting meal 914 spring retreat venue 150 prizes 403 speaker gifts 300 refreshments 19 transportation 432 totes 608 raffle prizes 568 ou it 946 mentorship program mentorship books 749 fall retreat prizes 827 speaker gifts 550 totes 272 name tags 71 photography 300 venue 1,776 bis - food truck 1,200 ou it 3,200 gifts 99 training vouchers 8,750 expenses advertising 2,035 office expense 229 website 86 trade show expense 105 miscellaneous 161 filing fees 275 total 33,247”

“The organization's mission is to better network and promote women within the stem industry across oklahoma, while educating and encouraging young women to continue their interest and studies in stem fields.”

“Retreats okwit retreats are designed specifically for okc and tulsa area career deciding women who are either a recent high school graduate or who are currently high school students (9-12). We welcome anyone (especially young women) who are career deciding to join us for a half-day filled with fun speakers, interactive sessions, inspiring local stem professionals, and helpful resources all in one place, to openly explore their possible future in tech mentorship program the mentorship program is designed to encourage women currently in the stem fields, with a focus on the t for technology. We pair individuals looking to grow both personally and professionally and provide a guided mentorship program with driven results. Tulsa & okc events the tulsa and okc events are focussed around encouraging women currently in stem fields or looking to join. As technology is the number one most left field by women, we provide monthly events to offer training, guidance, and general networking for individuals.”

“Scholarship program the organization offers a yearly scholarship of 2,500 to a young woman pursuing a degree in stem to encourage young women to continue their interest and studies in stem.”