Advocating for Passion, Kindness and Women in STEM
A Cisco leader identifies strategies to develop a dynamic cybersecurity career path and ways to advocate for women in STEM.
Women in STEM
Farewell: 13 Lessons I’ve Learned in 13 Years at Cisco
Cisco's Chief Data & Analytics Evangelist, shares 13 lessons she's learned in her 13 years at Cisco as she prepares to take the next step in her career.
Advocating for Success During Women’s History Month
Take a moment to reflect on how you can #BreaktheBias and do your part as we strive for an inclusive future for all.
Choose to Challenge – Uplifting Women in Cybersecurity
The talent shortage in the cybersecurity industry is a persistent challenge. In celebration of #IWD2021, let’s take a look at the impact women can make by helping to alleviate the talent shortage simply by choosing to challenge their comfort zone.
This is My Voice: Empowering an Inclusive Future for All
Vinaya, an Engineer Manager, shares her story of leadership and mentoring and becoming a voice in Cisco's mission to empower an inclusive future for all.
“I Found My Passion:” How One CX Engineer Is Making a Difference
This story shines a light on the purpose driving the next generation of engineers — and the kinds of environments they need to make the most of their talent.
Diversity in the IT Industry is Key to Solving Global Problems
This blog post was guest-written by Nora Ayanian, Assistant Professor and Director of the ACT Lab at USC. She’ll be guest-speaking during the “Meet the Amazing Women Using Technology to Change the World” session of the Women Rock-IT
There’s Never Been a Better Time for Women to Shape Asia Pacific’s Future
This blog was guest-written by Sandy Walsh, Director, Social Innovation Group – Asia Pacific and Japan Cisco Digitization is changing the world. More than ever, there’s a tremendous opportunity to be a global problem solver who can innovate as a
Celebrating Women in STEM on Ada Lovelace Day
For every young woman who wants to pursue a career in science, math, engineering, or technology (STEM), look no further than Ada Lovelace. Born in 1815 at the heart of the Industrial Revolution, she gravitated toward the fascinating world of science