WiNUP provides opportunities for professional development of members, networking and mentoring among members, and recognitions and visibility for members and business partners. Here our members speak detailing what brought them to WiNUP and why they feel WiNUP is a valuable tool.
"When I have challenges in my professional life that I need to overcome, it is my WiNUP ladies that I call to talk out those things." — Krista Tillman, Ohio Chapter ADS Manager Design Services
"I joined WiNUP and have stayed because I saw this group of women that were uplifting and encouraging, helping you navigate the hurdles of being a woman in a male dominated industry." — Trishia Swayne, Nashville Chapter ENERCON Services LLC Client Services Manager
"WiNUP provides professional development opportunities, growth opportunities, and above all an amazing network of fine women." —Laura Havis, South Texas Chapter Accenture PMO Lead
"I love WiNUP. This group has provided me so many opportunities. It's all about the community." —Debbie Schroeder, Texhoma Chapter American Electric Power Financial Controls Business Analyst Senior
"This is my 29th year in WiNUP and it has been an amazing ride. Even though I retired three years ago, it's still so important to stay aware of the trends that are going on." — Sue Mercer, North Texas Chapter Oncor, Retired
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Women's International Network of Utility Professionals is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (6) organization under the IRA Code. Section 501 (c) (6) of the IRS code provides for the exemption of business leagues - which is an association of individuals with a common business interest. Contributions to WiNUP are not tax deductible as a charitable donation. Contributions may qualify as a business expense. Donors should consult a tax professional.