Women in ICT Awards 2022 | Jayati Gulati

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This blueAPACHE post reports: ARN is proud to announce finalists of the Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA) in 2022, underpinned by record-breaking representation as female accomplishment and achievement hits new heights in Australia. Mirroring the entire local ecosystem, 240 finalists (220 individuals and 20 companies) make the shortlist from a pool of over 120 organisations and more than 325 nominations, spanning partner, telco, vendor and distributor businesses. It names ARN in connection with the announcement. Published in 2022. Figures, product names and event details reflect that time; for current information see the linked service pages.

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ARN is proud to announce finalists of the Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA) in 2022, underpinned by record-breaking representation as female accomplishment and achievement hits new heights in Australia. Mirroring the entire local ecosystem, 240 finalists (220 individuals and 20 companies) make the shortlist from a pool of over 120 organisations and more than 325 nominations, spanning partner, telco, vendor and distributor businesses. Female leaders are located across the entire country from multiple states and territories, including New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory. In 2022, WIICTA will house the largest celebration of female excellence within the technology channel across Australia — surpassing a record-breaking finalists haul in 2021 by more than 15 per cent. All career stages are in the spotlight from graduate-level entrants to well-established CEOs, in addition to inspiring entrepreneurs, creative thinkers and technical experts, as well as talent rising through the ranks and consistent high-performing individuals. This is also supported by both individual and company champions of D&I initiatives. Collectively, WIICTA in 2022 stands tall as the leading forum for setting the industry benchmark for female achievement across Australia.

“This is a stunning display of emerging and established female talent in Australia,” said Cherry Yumul, vice president of Channel at Foundry. “Once again the bar has been raised by countless examples of inspirational women leading the way in technology — we are proud and privileged to be celebrating each and every one of them.” In 2022, WIICTA will honour the channel across eight categories, spanning Innovation, Technical, Entrepreneur, Graduate, Rising Star, Shining Star, Achievement and D&I Champion (Company and Individual) awards. “Our goal is simple, to ensure as many outstanding women are endorsed through this unique awards program in Australia,” Yumul added. “To have a record-breaking number of finalists means that we can once again provide a platform to connect as many inspiring females as possible in our inclusive and expansive community.” The winners will now be selected by an executive panel of more than 150 industry judges, acknowledging creativity, innovation and excellence.

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ARN article: https://www.arnnet.com.au/article/1256560/arn-unveils-finalists-as-women-in-ict-awards-hits-new-heights-in-australia.html Women in ICT Awards website : https://www.arnnet.com.au/wiicta/

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Frequently asked questions

What recognition did Jayati Gulati receive in 2022?

Jayati Gulati was named a finalist in the 2022 ARN Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA), as announced by ARN.

How large was the 2022 WIICTA finalist field?

The post states 240 finalists (220 individuals and 20 companies) were shortlisted from a pool of over 120 organisations and more than 325 nominations.

How many award categories did WIICTA 2022 cover?

The awards spanned eight categories: Innovation, Technical, Entrepreneur, Graduate, Rising Star, Shining Star, Achievement and D&I Champion (Company and Individual).

What did Foundry's Cherry Yumul say about the 2022 finalist field?

Cherry Yumul, vice president of Channel at Foundry, called it 'a stunning display of emerging and established female talent in Australia' and said the bar had again been raised by inspirational women in technology.

Is this post still current?

It announces 2022 finalists specifically. See blueAPACHE's home page linked below for current information.

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