Finding Strength in the Storm: My Journey Through Breast Cancer
by Tammy Fuqua
Finding Strength in the Storm: My Journey Through Breast Cancerby Tammy Fuqua

Anaheim, CA – September 18, 2025 – Women in AV/IT (WAVIT) has expanded its board of directors with the appointment of two respected industry leaders, Cheryl Walton and Rachael Hinds. Both bring extensive experience and a shared passion for advancing opportunities, visibility, and representation for women in the AV/IT community.
How to Be an Ally to Women in Male-Dominated Industriesby Gina Sansivero

WAVIT Names Alexandra Garip of AVI-SPL as Inaugural Recipient of the Mary Cook Empowerment Scholarship
Honoring a Trailblazer’s Legacy, WAVIT and Industry Partners Support Women in AV/IT
New Board of Directors expands the organization’s mission to drive inclusion, mentorship, and meaningful industry impact.
Reaching Out, Reaching In: Championing DEI in the AV IndustryBy Brandy Alvarado-Miranda, CEO of BAM! Marketing & PR Agency
WAVIT's Annual Softball Showdown Returns for a Second Inning of Fun-draising
Second Annual WAVIT Softball Tournament set for May 17th.
Want to be an AV Mentor? Here’s What to Know About WAVIT's Mentorship Program
How Pro AV Can #AccelerateAction on International Women’s Day and BeyondEvery year, International Women’s Day (IWD) invites us to reflect on the strides women have made and the journey still ahead. This year’s theme, #AccelerateAction, resonates deeply with WAVIT’s mission to empower women in technology and professional AV industries. We’re encouraging all members of the Pro AV industry to not only accelerate action but also drive meaningful change for young women across the industry.
We're celebrating voices during Black History Month. Here we're featuring Kameesha Jones, AV Project Manager for Florida International University.
Q&A with Brittni Woodland -- Celebrating Black History Month with WAVIT
Can you share a bit about your background and how your personal experiences have shaped who you are today?
○ I grew up a military child traveling worldwide, so diversity has always been a key fabric of my human experience. While I have not always been welcomed into every space or place I have encountered, I understand the importance of honoring and celebrating differences. I believe exposure to varying cultures and ways of life from an early age has been a guidepost for the unique experiences and paths I’ve walked, including finding myself in what I consider a niche yet expansive industry, like audio-visual technology.
● Were there any mentors or role models along the way who influenced your journey?
○ While she is not a mentor, Alesia Hendley (Sennheiser) is incredibly inspiring. In my opinion, she’s a high-energy creator and professional, and she continues to carve out a path for herself in this industry by putting in the work and innovating unique and influential forms of communication and connection, among various other talents and skills she possesses.
Join WAVIT as we celebrate Black History Month by amplifying the voices of Black professionals in the audio-visual and IT industries. We're honoring history, empowering the present, and inspiring the future. #BlackVoicesInAVIT
Celebrating Global Diversity Every Month: How Women in Pro AV Lead the Way
Breaking Barriers: Empowering Women to Lead in AV/IT by Focusing on Opportunities, Not ObstaclesBy Brandy Alvarado-Miranda, CEO/Owner BAM! Marketing & PR Agency & WAVIT Founder
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: WAVIT's Guide to Care and Support The Importance of Attendance: Navigating Respectful Behavior in Virtual Meetings
By Tammy Fuqua, Developer Partner Manager for QSC