Women in Aerospace

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https://www.womeninaerospace.org

Women in Aerospace (WIA) is a prominent organization dedicated to enhancing the leadership capabilities and visibility of women in the aerospace sector. Since its inception in 1985, WIA has grown to encompass over 2000 members and more than 80 corporate, non-profit, and academic partners, establishing itself as a dynamic force in the industry.

WIA provides a range of programs, including professional development, networking opportunities, and prestigious annual awards that recognize outstanding contributions to the aerospace community. The organization fosters connections, growth, and mentorship for future leaders and advocates in the field, covering diverse areas such as human space flight, aviation, and satellite communications.

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