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Important for Indian women tech leaders in US to build strong networks, says Chaitra Vedullapalli
The co-founder and president of Women in Cloud emphasizes that a powerful network is more critical than ever, especially given the widespread adoption of AI and subsequent job displacement.
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Ishani Duttagupta - Tue, 07, Jul 2026
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Chaitra Vedullapalli / Handout
Chaitra Vedullapalli is the co-founder and president of Women in Cloud, a global community dedicated to connecting and empowering over 150,000 women tech founders, executives, professionals, and community leaders. The organization was born in Ignite, Washington, with Karen Fassio and Gavriella Schuster as the other founders.
“We started Women in Cloud in 2019 because we realized that the primary challenge for women in tech wasn’t talent, degrees, certifications, or experience,” Vedullapalli says. “The real barrier was economic access—specifically, access to customers, capital, networks, and leadership pathways.”
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