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The Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum (WWLF) is a volunteer association for professional women in the wireless communications industry. Through WWLF’s events, members share their expertise, broaden their contacts, and advance their career opportunities. WWLF celebrates the experience of the many successful women in the communications industry. WWLF is a division of PCIA -- the Wireless Infrastructure Association is the principal trade association representing the companies that make up the wireless telecommunications infrastructure industry. Its members include the carriers, infrastructure providers and professional services firms that own and manage more than 125,000 telecommunications facilities throughout the world. The involvement of women in the wireless communications industry is crucial to WWLF’s success. Recognizing that, the Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum: • Creates a network of women committed to supporting leadership, education and national networking experiences. • Identifies leadership and educational opportunities for women by involving them with the growth of our communities nationwide. • Strengthens bonds and communication between women and the community by sharing industry knowledge and expertise. • Commits to mentoring future generations in order to establish a lasting legacy of leadership through the Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum. 10 TOWER TIMES JANUARY ■ FEBRUARY 2015
WWLF’s current membership count is approximately 725 members. While the majority of members are women in the industry, men are also invited to join. Men receive the same benefits as women, and are showing support for the women colleagues in the industry by joining. WWLF provides value to their members by delivering a variety of membership benefits, such as priority access to networking events at industry trade shows including complimentary admission to WWLF events at CTIA and PCIA shows, complimentary admission to two WWLF regional events, exclusive access to our secure Member Directory to connect with other WWLF members, and online access to educational career resources, among many other exclusive benefits. Joining is easy via the WWLF website. You can also visit booth 103 in the NATE UNITE 2015 exhibit hall Tuesday and Wednesday, February 24 and 25. Visit www.wwlf.org for more information. The largest growing sector of WWLF has been the well-attended events held across the nation. The WWLF events team is led by Executive Director of Events, Amelia DeJesus. The team is divided into three regions - Western, Central and East, and each is led by a Regional Director. There are city representatives in more than 20 of the country’s major cities, who hold small local events for members. Most of the interaction is through the regions’ Brown Bag Lunch and Learn educational webinar sessions, as well as golf lessons and tournaments and networking events, many of which are free to members. WWLF also holds larger networking events at PCIA, CTIA and SWS trade shows. National events are led by Kesha DeJesus, WWLF’s Director of National Events. About the rapid growth of WWLF, President Nicole AndrePont says, “I am so proud to be a part of this organization. Past Presidents, Patti Ringo and Deb Bennett, built the foundation on which WWLF stands today. I assembled a diverse, talented Board of Directors, who work tirelessly as volunteers, because they believe in the organization. I credit them for the remarkable growth of our membership and the positive reputation WWLF has in the industry. We have a grand vision for WWLF. We are expanding our reach, developing new programs, and aspire to be a robust organization within the wireless industry.” Education is another benefit delivered by WWLF to its members. The educational programs cover a broad number of topics relevant to the wireless CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Photos from WWLF’s event at the 2014 Wireless Infrastructure Show Through WWLF’s events, members share their expertise, broaden their contacts, and advance their career opportunities. WWLF celebrates the experience of the many successful women in the communications industry. ■ JANUARY FEBRUARY 2015 TOWER TIMES 11
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