Building a Career in Cybersecurity

We'll hear from Jen McLarnon about her experiences working in IT service delivery and cybersecurity as well as her career trajectory. She'll highlight the power of networking, how to grow your network, and the need for diversity of thought and experience in cybersecurity, governance and policy.

== About the Speaker ==
Jen is a Security Consulting Senior Manager at Accenture. She has over 18 years of experience in education as a teacher, school administrator and over five years of experience in IT service delivery, management and cybersecurity as a Director of Technology and CIO. She is an Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity at Assumption University.

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✨ Everyone who supports our mission no matter how they identify is welcome to attend! ✨

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