Thirty-seven women from AT&T were recognized for their contributions to the company and to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields at the 2021 Women of Color STEM Conference. The awards are presented to the nation’s top professionals and leaders of diverse backgrounds working in careers related to STEM.

“We are proud of this year’s WOC Stem awardees,” said Corey Anthony, chief diversity officer at AT&T. “Each one of our employees selected for this award represents the very best of our company and they are a testament to AT&T’s commitment to supporting women’s professional development and advancement. Job well done and thank you for inspiring young girls across the nation to follow in your footsteps to pursue and succeed in STEM careers.”

2021 AT&T HONOREES

Outstanding Technical Contribution: Bindu Sundaresan, director AT&T Cybersecurity

A woman performing technological functions, who has designed, developed, managed, or assisted in the development of a product, service, system, or intellectual property that is a substantial achievement in the field. The overall impact of technological achievement is the prime consideration, regardless of title or degrees earned. The committee sees a nominee that offers broad impact and high value to society as a whole.

Accomplished women of color from mid-level to advanced stages of her career (with 22 years or more in the workforce) that have demonstrated excellence in the workplace and in their communities. They are honored at a special recognition event during the Women of Color STEM Conference.

Tech Rising Stars

Young women, with 21 years or less in the workforce, who are helping to shape technology for the future. They are honored at a special recognition event during the Women of Color STEM Conference.