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Layoffs can shake your confidence, your identity, and your plans. They can also be the catalyst for your next big move.
In this candid and energizing session, Michelle Tomes shares how to turn career disruption into forward momentum. She’ll cover what actually works in today’s job market, from building a resume that gets noticed to using AI tools strategically, not generically. You’ll also learn why face-to-face, unconventional networking can unlock opportunities that never show up online.
Whether you’re navigating a layoff, supporting someone who is, or future-proofing your career, you’ll leave with practical tactics, renewed confidence, and a clear sense of what’s next.

WITI is open to anyone who supports women in underrepresented roles in technology. All are welcome to join us, so bring a friend who might need to hear this message, even if they're not in tech.

Thank you to Trace3 for hosting us in their beautiful space in the Denver Tech Center!

Meet our guest speaker, Michelle:
Michelle Tomes is a technology and operations leader who is passionate about helping people navigate career transitions and build meaningful growth through change. With 25 years of experience across the tech industry from product management to customer experience, she is known for building trust, navigating complexity, and leading with both strength and empathy.
A mother, artist, motorcycle rider, and self‑described yoga junkie, Michelle brings a deeply human perspective to career growth and job searching. Drawing from her professional journey and commitment to community service, she speaks candidly about the realities of layoffs and modern job-hunting tactics. She will be sharing practical strategies to turn unexpected career disruptions into clarity, confidence, and opportunity through authenticity, connection, and purpose.

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A practical session for tech professionals facing layoffs (especially in underrepresented roles) to leave with a resume that gets noticed.

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