Women In Electronics With Jackie Mattox

 Research shows that diversity and inclusion leads to higher revenue and profits. How can corporations start from where they are to improve in these areas? Jackie Mattox, Founder and President of Women in Electronics, has experienced first-hand the triumphs and tribulations that come from working in the male-dominated field of electronics. Her passion now is to support women of all stages in their careers through mentorship, education, and leadership development. She also wants to educate companies on the benefits of investing in women leaders, and help them identify ways to get started or improve.During this episode, you'll learn about Jackie's career path that led her to start Women in Electronics, more about the mission of the organization, and where they are focusing their marketing efforts in 2021.  For show links and more, visit the Content Marketing, Engineered podcast blog https://bit.ly/CMEPodcastLearn more about TREW Marketinghttps://www.trewmarketing.comOrder the book! Content Marketing, Engineeredhttps://bit.ly/contentmktgengAbout TREW MarketingFor more than a decade, we’ve helped engineering and technical companies elevate their brand, engage with their audiences, and generate new opportunities. We base our work on insightful research, unrivaled industry expertise, and detail-oriented execution. We understand that highly technical audiences look past standard marketing tactics, so we take a strategic, nuanced approach to meet the technical buyer exactly where they are and help guide them to your solution.About Wendy CoveyWendy Covey is a CEO, technical marketing leader, author of Content Marketing, Engineered, one of The Wall Street Journal’s 10 Most Innovative Entrepreneurs in America...and she holds a Texas fishing record. Over the last 20 years, Wendy and her team at TREW Marketing have helped hundreds of engineering and technology companies build trust and fill their pipelines using compelling technical content.

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