Women in Technology (WIT), a leading organization dedicated to the success of women in the Washington, D.C. metro area tech community, has announced its 2025-2026 Board of Directors. Led by new President Daphne Wotherspoon, the board aims to empower women at all career stages through education, mentorship, and networking opportunities.
Women in Technology (WIT) has revealed its 2025-2026 Board of Directors, reinforcing its mission to uplift women in the Washington, D.C. tech ecosystem. The board, composed of accomplished professionals, is dedicated to fostering leadership development, technology education, and mentorship for women at all career levels, from students to executives. This announcement highlights WIT’s ongoing commitment to creating a supportive community that drives gender diversity in the tech industry.
Succeeding Immediate Past President Lisa Shea Mundt, Daphne Wotherspoon steps into the role of President. As U.S. Markets Director of Sales at Akkodis – Capitol Region, Wotherspoon brings over 20 years of experience in technology consulting and a decade in talent acquisition. Her expertise in workforce optimization, client engagement, and operational excellence positions her to lead WIT effectively. A George Mason University graduate, she holds a Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification, underscoring her focus on continuous improvement and data-driven decisions.
“I’m honored to return as President and further WIT’s critical mission of advancing women in the technology industry,” said Wotherspoon. “In the dynamic and fast-growing Washington, D.C. tech community, WIT serves as an essential platform for women to access resources, mentorship, and connections necessary to thrive. By fostering collaboration and innovation, WIT ensures that women are not only participants but leaders shaping the future of technology.” Her vision emphasizes empowering women to take on leadership roles and drive innovation in the tech sector.
With over 1,000 members in the Washington, D.C. area, WIT provides a robust platform for networking, mentorship, and professional growth. The organization supports women and girls interested in STEM through leadership programs, educational resources, and community engagement. The 2025-2026 board will continue to prioritize these initiatives, ensuring women have the tools and opportunities to succeed in a competitive industry.
The appointment of the 2025-2026 Board of Directors marks a significant step for WIT in advancing women’s roles in technology. Under Wotherspoon’s leadership, the organization is poised to strengthen its impact, fostering a more inclusive and innovative tech community in the Washington, D.C. region.
Women in Technology (WIT) is a not-for-profit organization with the mission of advancing women in technology — from the classroom to the boardroom. With more than 1,000 members in the Washington, D.C. area, WIT fulfills its vision by providing leadership development, technology education, networking, and mentoring opportunities for women at all levels of their careers and for girls interested in STEM.
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