Women Tech Council names women finalists for 2024 awards program

The Women Tech Council has announced the finalists for the 2024 Women Tech Awards, an awards program for women in technology with ties to Silicon Slopes.

The finalists were selected for their work driving innovation, creating new technologies, leading technology companies, and inspiring the tech community.

They will be honored at an awards event Oct. 3.

The finalists are:

Alexandra V. Passi, vice president of data science and analytics, Zartico.

Amy Larson, president, SeekWell.

Ashlee Cowley, senior vice president of professional services, Entrata.

Atim Ette Enyenihi, strategic industry advisor for technology and innovation, Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development.

Audra Yocom, teacher of computer science and information technology, Pleasant Grove High School in the Alpine School District.

Bharathi Rajan, vice president of enterprise data and applications, Swire Coca-Cola USA.

Bonnie Brinton Anderson, distinguished professor of information systems and associate dean, Marriott School of Business at Brigham Young University.

Chandana Haque, executive director, Altitude Lab and Recursion.

Dana Ware, chief creative officer, Around.

Diane Acevedo, senior vice president of operations and CX, Gabb Wireless.

Jami Hughes, senior vice president, deputy chief information security officer, Zions Bancorporation.

Jessica Curran, vice president of data science and analytics. Health Catalyst.

Jessica Elwell, chief operations officer, OxEon.

Jessica Gelman, CEO of Kraft Analytics Group, and investor and NWSL board member, Utah Royals.

Karen Peterson, chief marketing officer, Chatbooks.

Kat Judd, chief people officer, Lucid Software.

Margaret Woolley Busse, executive director, Utah Department of Commerce.

Marissa Saunders, senior director of data science, Recursion.

Misty Dawson, owner and principal consultant, The Jupiter Group.

Shey Samson, vice president of engineering, Goldman Sachs.

Xinru Page, associate professor, Department of Computer Science, Brigham Young University.