Women in Tech

Market Street Talent presents

Women in Technology (WIT)

A free, twice-yearly gathering designed to bring women in tech together to connect, share experiences, and build community. 

 
15 yearsAnd counting
Twice a yearSpring and fall
Always freeEveryone welcome
  Next event — Fall 2026

At the Intersection of Tech, Wealth & Women's Leadership

Date: Tues, Oct 20, 2026
Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM EST
Format: Hybrid
Location: The One Hundred Club, Portsmouth, NH
or remotely via MS Teams

Join us for an engaging evening exploring the intersection of technology, wealth, and women’s leadership. Through an interactive fireside chat, women leaders from the tech and wealth industries will share their perspectives on building confidence, navigating important conversations, and taking greater ownership of your financial and professional future.

Designed specifically for women in technology, the conversation will go beyond traditional financial advice to explore the parallels between career and financial empowerment, with practical takeaways and resources you can put into action.

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Schedule

5:00 PMEST

Arrival and networking

Refreshments, free swag, and time to meet other people in the room.

5:30 PMEST

Welcome address

Welcome, an introduction to our sponsors, and an opening note from our Managing Director, Kelsey Nicklas.

5:45 PMEST

Fireside chat: At the Intersection of Tech, Wealth & Women's Leadership

6:45 PMEST

Q&A

Open floor for audience questions.

7:00 PMEST

Wrap up

Closing remarks and final networking.

Sarah Serling
Confirmed speaker

Sarah Serling, CFP®, JD

Senior Wealth Advisor and Regional Vice President, Women and Wealth, Mercer Advisors

Sarah supports existing clients and families seeking comprehensive financial guidance across New Hampshire and the coastal region. She joined Mercer Advisors through the acquisition of Charter Oak Capital Management, where she served for 10 years, most recently as CEO.

Sarah began her wealth management career in 2011 after three years in law. She earned a dual B.A. degree in public relations and political science from Syracuse University and a J.D. degree from Suffolk University Law School.

Sarah finds motivation in making the world a better place by helping women meaningfully shape how financial resources are allocated and used.

Specialties

  • Supporting women entrepreneurs navigating ownership, growth, and personal wealth
  • Financial strategy for clients who are divorced and divorcing, including asset division and long-term planning
  • Life changes after the loss of a spouse, from estate transitions to long-term planning
  • Helping single women manage wealth on their own terms
  • For women breadwinners, financial strategies to support their families and long-term goals
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To be announced Second speaker

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  • Tuesday, October 20, 2026
  • 5:00 – 7:00 PM
  • The One Hundred Club, Portsmouth, NH, or remotely via MS Teams
  • Free to attend
 
View the Recording

Watch the replay

Spring 2026 — The Confidence Curve

Growing your voice and influence in tech.

Nadja Fromm
Nadja Fromm
Fromm Consulting
Laura Kender
Laura Kender
Corning Inc.
Watch on YouTube

About WIT

About Women in Technology

WIT began as a collaboration between Market Street Talent, Dr. Loretta Brady of Saint Anselm College, and the NH Diversity Workforce Coalition. Recognizing the gender gap in the tech industry, the initiative was created to amplify women's voices and increase opportunities for growth and retention in the field.

Today WIT is a biannual event built for real discussion and real connection. In 2026, we celebrate 15 consecutive years of bringing together women in technology and their allies. Spring events are virtual; fall events are hybrid, so you can join from wherever you are.

Our mission is to support and empower women in technology by providing free, engaging events where industry professionals can connect, share experiences, and navigate the field's unique challenges. Through open conversations and collaborative learning, we aim to cultivate a stronger, more inclusive tech community.

Spring (virtual)
Join from your desk, anywhere in the country.
Fall (hybrid)
In person in New Hampshire, or online if travel isn't in the cards.
Free to attend
Open to everyone.

The archive

Previous Topics Covered

Scroll left to right, and you can watch the industry change: culture, then bias, then belonging, then AI, then the very human skills nobody automated away.

Spring 2017Cultivating Cultures in Tech Where Women Succeed
Fall 2017Lift and ClimbThe importance of the mentor/mentee relationship
Fall 2018Seeing Herself ThereOvercoming the ‘imposter syndrome’
Fall 2019Seeing Past BiasShining a Light on Unconscious Bias
Fall 2020Belonging in TechnologyReal Resilience Requires Belonging
Spring 2021Reflect, Renew, RedefineHow have the stories of women in technology changed amidst a global pandemic?
Fall 2021Finding Your Voice Through COVID and Beyond
Spring 2022The Great RepresentationDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) and The Great Resignation
Spring 2023Past, Present, ProgressRecognizing Advancements by Women in STEM and Acknowledging Work That Still Needs To Be Done
Fall 2023Exploring and Embracing AI
Spring 2024Diving Into AIEmpowering Women In The Rapid Evolution
Fall 2024Celebrating Generations of Women In Tech
Spring 2025The Ally EffectThe Impact of Men Advocating for Women in Tech
Fall 2025The New Power of Soft Skills in a Tech World
Spring 2026The Confidence CurveGrowing Your Voice and Influence in Tech
Fall 2026At the Intersection of Tech, Wealth & Women's Leadership

Thank you

WIT is proudly sponsored by

Bangor Savings Bank

At Bangor Savings Bank, we have a firm belief in the people and communities we serve. That's why we've lived and worked here for over 173 years, investing in our communities and our people. It's why our employees collectively donate thousands of service-hours every year, and we support hundreds of causes throughout Northern New England and continue to help local organizations energize and enhance the quality of life for its citizens.

By connecting with us, you can expect to hear about many things including our involvement in our communities, events, exciting offerings, and ways we can matter more to you.

bangor.com
Market Street Talent

Market Street Talent is a Technology consulting and staffing firm focused on workforce solutions for project-based contract, contract to permanent, and full-time permanent positions. MST is a diversity supplier heavily invested in the IT, Engineering, Security, Data, Cloud, and Digital Marketing verticals, serving clients nationwide and across industries. By providing highly skilled professionals that meet and exceed your program goals, MST creates meaningful partnerships that drive success for our clients and candidates alike. To learn more, please visit

marketstreettalent.com
Diversity Workforce Coalition

Diversity Workforce Coalition is a nonprofit member organization dedicated to helping employers nurture and advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in their workplaces. Membership benefits include educational opportunities, leadership development, and networking with peers and industry experts.

To learn more, please visit

diversityworkforce.org
 

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