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WOMEN@FORBES: Stay Ready: ‘Bodak Yellow’ Teacher Erica Buddington On Making The Most Of A Viral Moment
SEP 25, 2017
Byng: Your SEO is on point. If I google you, your personal site comes up, followed by your product page, then your Linkedin and social pages. Under that, appear the dozens of pieces that have since emerged since you’ve gone viral. Was this deliberate?
Buddington: Ha! Absolutely. You can thank Jessica Levenson and my dad for that! She’s an SEO expert and a friend of mine and my dad is a master of the buzzword. He’s also a master of multicultural marketing. He makes sure that I’m prepped for everything that I do. When I first released my sites, Jessica gave me instant feedback on how to pull together my brand. My support system is integral when it comes to the decisions I make about furthering my work. I’m also super prepared. My resume, imagery, and craft are always evolving. I make sure that they evolve digitally, too. After a day of teaching, writing curriculum, and preparing for talks/performances, I’m updating sites, social media, and more. I’m all about staying ready. You never know when a potential client, employer, or anyone that can assist in your mission of changing the world, could peek in.
What You’re Missing at the 2017 Folio: Show
By FOLIO: Magazine Staff :: October 10, 2017
Jon Hawkins, VP of growth, Time Inc., Jessica Levenson, VP of search & engagement at TechTarget, and Eric Kuan, webmaster relations product manager at Google, spoke about SEO strategies in the marketing track.
WHAT MATTERS TO WOMEN IN ENGINEERING?
By Rogue Valley Microdevices August 2, 2017
Moderator: How can we inspire more diversity and move that 12% up to 50%?
Levenson: We have a responsibility to put a face on it. Show up at career day. Connect your businesses, and get the sponsors to make that an option. Open up the discussion and figure out the culture.
Ladies, Engineering Needs You
by: Suzanne Deffree April 27, 2017
Hear from successful women in STEM fields on what can be done to increase diversity in engineering, professional challenges and opportunities, and more at ESC Boston.
Press Releases
Folio: Announces Conference Program for 2018 Folio: Show, Being Held October 9-10 in NYC
NEW YORK (PRWEB) MAY 17, 2018
Industry-leading speakers include Neil Vogel, CEO of Dotdash, Jessica Levenson, VP of Search & Engagement at Techtarget, David Lennon, Group Creative Director at VICE, Krystle Kopacz, CEO of Revmade, Howard Mittman, CRO of Bleacher Report, Rachel Fishman Feddersen, CEO of The Forward, Tony Lee, VP of Editorial at Society for Human Resource Management, Matt Yorke, CMO at SourceMedia and more.
Women In Engineering Panel and Advanced Technologies Track to Lead Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) Boston in May
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SANTA MONICA, Calif., April 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/
Brand new to ESC Boston in 2017 is the Women in Engineering Panel & Networking Session*, taking place Thursday, May 4, 7:30- 9:00 am. This breakfast session will focus on a panel discussion exploring professional opportunities for women in engineering and reasons why women represent less than 12 percent of electrical and mechanical engineers. Moderated by ESC Content Director Suzanne Deffree, the panel consists of five women who have established very successful careers through engineering. The Women in Engineering Panel includes:
- Jessica Gomez, Founder and CEO, Rogue Valley Microdevices
- Asmita Khanolkar, Manager, Manufacturing Engineer, CeQur
- Jessica Levenson, VP of Search & Engagement, TechTarget
- Nita Patel, Systems & Software Engineering Director, L-3 Warrior Systems, and Founder & Chair, IEEE WIE ILC
- Angelica Perzan, Inside Sales Engineer, Maxon Precision Motors, Inc.