Wired to Lead: Leadership Development Workshop

Leadership isn’t just about having a title; it’s about how you communicate, collaborate, make decisions, and influence others.

Join Dallas SWE for Wired to Lead, an interactive leadership development workshop designed for engineers and technical professionals. Through hands-on activities, discussion, and practical leadership frameworks, you’ll explore how to strengthen your leadership approach and navigate workplace dynamics with greater intention.

🎤 Featuring David Sandhu

David Sandhu will lead the workshop, bringing an interactive approach to leadership development that focuses on practical tools engineers and technical professionals can apply in their everyday work.

📍 Hosted at Kiln Coworking in Dallas

We’re excited to host Wired to Lead at Kiln, a collaborative coworking and event space in Dallas. The space is designed to bring people together for connection, collaboration, and community and provides an ideal setting for this hands-on workshop.

🗓️ Saturday, October 24

⏰ 10:00 AM–1:00 PM

Open to Dallas SWE members, SWE members from other sections, and non-SWE attendees. Light refreshments will be provided.

Come ready to connect, participate, and discover how you’re wired to lead.

Dallas SWE Awarded 2026 SWE Mission Recognition!

The Dallas Society of Women in Engineering is proud to announce that we have recieved the Silver Mission Award for FY26! These recognitions are for SWE groups that embody SWE core values and demonstrate continuous improvement and growth as they work to achieve the Society’s strategic goals.Thank you to everyone who has contributed to making Dallas SWE the great organization it is and for supporting us!

Dallas SWE Member Featured on SWE's Global Voices in Engineering Podcast!

Dallas SWE is proud to recognize our very own Treasurer, Claire Jordan, who was recently featured on the Society of Women Engineer's Podcast, Global Voices in Engineering Episode 387! Claire and her fellow SWE Leader, Kathryn Chamberlin, discuss AI use during your job search.

When searching for a new job, how can engineers use applicant tracking systems and AI to their advantage instead of feeling like they’re applying into a black hole?

In this episode of SWE's Global Voices in Engineering podcast, engineers and SWE leaders Kathryn Chamberlin and Claire Mulford explain what happens between clicking “apply” and getting a job interview — and how to make your résumé easier for automated systems to analyze.

Listen to Claire's podcast today!