Springfield Women In Technology

What is the true state of technology in the 417?

Join Springfield Women in Technology at the efactory on November 17 for an informational presentation unveiling the results of the 2026 Regional Workplace Survey, presented by Jack Henry.

This special event brings together local professionals, community leaders, and advocates to explore data-driven insights gathered from tech workers across all backgrounds and experience levels in our region.

What We’ll Cover:

• Key Workplace Trends: Real insights into compensation, company culture, and remote/hybrid work dynamics in the Ozarks.
• Workforce Sentiment: What local talent values most—and where our community has opportunities to grow.
• Looking Ahead: Actionable takeaways on how we can foster a more supportive, thriving, and inclusive tech ecosystem in the 417.

Whether you participated in the survey or are simply invested in the growth of our local tech community, this presentation will offer valuable perspective on where we stand today and where we’re headed together.

Light refreshments provided.Tech in the 417: Findings from the Regional Workplace Survey

Join us for our happy hour and discussion group series— Women in Tech Connect! This is an informal opportunity for local women and gender minorities working in tech to meet up and network over coffee or cocktails, and discuss the most recent WIT meeting topic.

Women in Tech Connect events are open to all our members interested in connecting with others in the local tech community. Just bring your business cards and be ready to meet new friends and colleagues!

We hope to see many familiar and new faces at this inclusive tech networking happy hour event. Be sure to invite others who would enjoy attending!