Molly Bakewell Chamberlin

Instrumentation/Sensors Conference Program Session Chair for ESTECH 2025, May 5-8, 2025, in Orlando, Florida.

Our call for abstracts to present is now out and details can be found at https://www.iest.org/Meetings/ESTECH/Call-for-Abstracts.

The Women’s Enterprise Forum (the Forum) is a select group of WBENC-certified WBEs nominated by their Regional Partner Organization (RPO) and appointed by WBENC. Forum members serve on business-focused Teams where they share expertise and knowledge with each other.

Forum members are recognized as the voice of the WBEs within the WBENC network, upholding the values of respect, support, engagement, community, and integrity.

https://digitaledition.missioncriticalmagazine.com/march-2024/top-25-women-in-technology-berglund-copy/?oly_enc_id=8586G0291856B9M

Created in 2022, the Merit Awards are designed to recognize the efforts put forth by global industries and the markets they serve. The Merit Awards will acknowledge companies that have contributed to the continued growth of the market worldwide.

The Universal Womens Network™ recognizes the achievements of women through the Woman of Inspiration™ Awards in diverse industries. These are women all over the world who are making an impact in their workplace, community, and network, in terms of their achievements, influence, philanthropy and proven commitment to advocacy and championing of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (ED&I).

Formed in 1998, InfoTech WNY is a rapidly growing consortium of multi-sized software, hardware, telecommunications companies, government and economic agencies, and educational institutions.

The purpose of the organization is to address various industry-specific issues such as workforce availability, industry image, technology transfer, networking, access to financing, and attracting new business to the region.

Since InfoTech WNY's formation, workforce development has been a top… Show more

Formed in 1998, InfoTech WNY is a rapidly growing consortium of multi-sized software, hardware, telecommunications companies, government and economic agencies, and educational institutions.

The purpose of the organization is to address various industry-specific issues such as workforce availability, industry image, technology transfer, networking, access to financing, and attracting new business to the region.

Since InfoTech WNY's formation, workforce development has been a top priority. Much time and effort has been spent on related initiatives, including the formation of an Education and Workforce subcommittee; internship and human resources forums; an online job databank; and working with local colleges, universities and school districts to implement IT curriculums.

The coalition's members serve on Buffalo's Information Technology Council, which is creating "smart building" certification (electronically enhanced buildings with state-of-the-art telecommunications systems and workplace automation). Others are partnering with the educational community to identity job opportunities to keep the "best and brightest" in the area.

InfoTech WNY holds regular meetings at which a cross-section of business and technology issues are discussed, including: technology resources; workforce retention; regional technology infrastructure; governmental policies with regard to the technology industry; financial resources; funding resources; and private, business and education institutions. Show less

Invited guest speaker at the 9th Annual World Conference of Advanced Materials (WCAM) Sensors Section: "Navigating the Post-COVID Economy: New Strategic Growth Models in Advanced Materials", rescheduled for May 8-10, 2023, in Tokyo, Japan.

Based in Washington, D.C., the NSBA is the nation’s oldest small business advocacy organization, operating on a staunchly non-partisan basis. The NSBA Leadership Council provides valuable networking opportunities among other invited small business advocates from across the country. It does so, while further ensuring that small business owners have a vital seat at the table, including as Congress and regulators take up key small business proposals.

Invited pro bono NSBA Council… Show more

Based in Washington, D.C., the NSBA is the nation’s oldest small business advocacy organization, operating on a staunchly non-partisan basis. The NSBA Leadership Council provides valuable networking opportunities among other invited small business advocates from across the country. It does so, while further ensuring that small business owners have a vital seat at the table, including as Congress and regulators take up key small business proposals.

Invited pro bono NSBA Council delegates, each chosen from a select group of small business owners nationally, help to raise grassroots awareness of critical small business concerns impacting themselves and their communities before policymakers in Washington, D.C., as well as before state and local government officials and members of the media. Show less

As an invited pro bono delegate to the Washington, DC-based NSBA Technology Council, Ms. Bakewell Chamberlin actively advocates for an improved overall economic climate for U.S. technology-related small businesses, and in areas such as U.S. SBIR and STTR grant program funding; enhanced IP protections and data privacy rights; cyber-security compliance; and government contracting opportunities, among others.

3X Nominee and 3X Finalists: Most Outstanding PR Firm, Embassy Global LLC; Supporter of Education, Embassy Global, LLC; Industry Personality of the Year, Molly Bakewell Chamberlin

Technical sessions moderator, Day 2 Open Technology Forum, Automotive Testing Expo North America

Finalists:
Outstanding PR Agency of the Year
Industry Marketing Personality of the Year
Supporter of Education of the Year

Nominations:
Outstanding PR Agency of the Year
Industry Marketing Personality of the Year
Supporter of Education of the Year

Finalists: Supporter of Education

Global award for innovation in effective client solutions in the technology and software sectors.

Invitation-only Council of elite global CIOs, CTOs and technology executives. The Council focuses on networking and establishing of a productive dialogue among members on critical business trends and topics, as well as strategic business introductions.

• The Alumni Leadership Society is comprised of top Canisius alumni from the local area who seek to advance the interests of the College via active philanthropy on meaningful projects that directly benefit Canisius students.
• Secured $1500 USD in direct fundraising support
• Mentored undergraduate seniors who were undecided between continuing their education with a postgraduate degree or entering the workforce