Dell has joined the STEM Re-Entry Task Force, a group of companies like GM, Intel, Cummins, IBM, and Johnson Controls. Together, we are committed to building STEM re-entry programs. The Re-Entry Task Force is hosted by iRelaunch & the Society of Women Engineers (SWE).
Dell Career Restart is a sustainable re-entry program focused on bringing educated and successful professional women (from STEM and non-STEM backgrounds) back into the workforce. Our executive speakers and mentors aim to inspire these women to re-assimilate into the industry. We also offer skills training and goal setting to help these women achieve their best.
STEM is a strategic initiative at Dell that reflects our commitment to building a pipeline of women and young girls who are interested in pursuing a career in STEM.
Technology companies’ future success depends on a robust and diverse talent pipeline. That’s why we also offer re-entry into the workplace, support and opportunities for those who put their careers on hold.
Dell Technologies sponsors and takes part in a broad program of events and partnerships around the world. These partnerships help to advance our gender empowerment agenda. Recent events we’ve participated in include:
Leading Women @ Dell is a program designed to meet the specific needs of women with C-Suite aspirations. Developed in collaboration with the Simmons School of Management, participants receive executive coaching that helps them to better actualize their career paths. The program is offered to high performing, high potential, senior level and executive women, twice a year.
The Managing Success Now program is focused on high performing, mid-career women. It equips them with the skills to understand difference, negotiate and propel their careers forward. Managers put forward high performing mid-career women they think would thrive through the program.
