Alum Selected to Speak at Grace Hopper Celebration 2026
- Apr. 29, 2026
Sreya Sarathy ’25 has been selected as a speaker at Grace Hopper Celebration 2026 in Anaheim, California, one of the largest gatherings of women and nonbinary technologists in the world. Since graduating, Sreya has built a monthly virtual panel series for early-career women in tech that has grown to more than 500 registrations across seven events. She is currently a software engineer at Northwestern Mutual and credits her time at UW–Madison as a foundation for everything she is building.
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