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TechHer 2026 Honorees

Bronwyn Morgan

Founder of Black Women in STEAM

Bronwyn Morgan is a drone pilot and tech founder leading Xeo Air, an AI-powered drone platform, and Airversity, a drone training academy. A former innovation executive for Fortune 500 companies like Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola, she brings over 20 years
of experience in emerging tech, strategic growth, and IP commercialization. She is also the founder of Black Women in STEAM.

Terreta Rodgers

Head of Community Affairs for Amazon’s Georgia Region

As Head of Community Affairs for Amazon’s Georgia Region, Terreta Rodgers leads local external affairs, economic development, and workforce education initiatives. Her 20+ year career spans public service and corporate relations, including key roles with the Office of the Mayor of Atlanta and Vice President Al Gore. She holds a Master of Public Administration and serves on several civic and business boards across Georgia.

Jihan Johnston-McGlotten

Co-founder of BeatBotics

Jihan Johnston-McGlotten is a cultural technologist and the Managing Director of Beyond Code Centers at Beyond Code Collective, where she connects diverse learners to tech training and employment. A nationally recognized voice in gaming and esports, she advocates for equity and workforce pathways in tech. She is also the co-founder of BeatBotics, which she launched alongside her son, Davon.

Jocel Thornhill

Director of Operations & Program Management at EA

Jocel Thornhill is the Director of Operations & Program Management at Electronic Arts (EA), bringing over 15 years of experience in digital media and financial services. An ASQ Certified Manager of Quality and Organizational Excellence, she specializes in leading cross-functional teams, managing multi-million-dollar budgets, and driving enterprise-wide digital transformation for global companies like Accenture and Turner
Sports.

Kara Ewell

JEDI Program Manager, Axon

A JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) Program Manager at Axon, she is helping shape a future of technology where more people have a voice at the table. With more than 20 years of experience spanning government, national security, and public safety technology, she has built her career around connecting people to solve complex challenges.

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For the past four and a half years at Axon, she has focused on attracting diverse top talent to the company’s mission to Protect Life, helping build teams that reflect all communities to tackle its ambitious goal of reducing gun-related deaths between police and the public by 50% in 10 years. With a background in sociology and a master’s degree in public relations, she is passionate about making technology careers more accessible and ensuring the future of public safety technology reflects and serves all of us. She serves on the RenderATL board, where she champions tech talent from the South and greater access to technology careers. Most recently, she used AI to build her first app—reinforcing a message at the heart of her work: you don’t have to be technical to belong in tech. You just need the courage to bring your perspective to the problems worth solving.

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