Kate Brodock

Kate is the CEO and Co-Founder at Women 2.0. She's very heavily involved in issues and projects around women in technology startups and technology investing.

Her expertise is in business and marketing strategy, digital marketing, and content production and has had the pleasure of speaking at numerous events such as SXSW, BlogWorld (NWX), and TEDx. She can be found writing on such publications as Forbes and Entrepreneur Magazine. She has also published a chapter on the digital divide in Digital Activism Decoded.

Kate was most recently the CMO of untapt, an artificial intelligence-driven tech hiring platform, where she led all marketing efforts for the startup. She is the former President of a large global non-profit focused women in technology and entrepreneurship and Founder and CEO of the Other Side Group. She has also held positions as Director of the W2O Group Center for Social Commerce at the Newhouse School of Public Communication at Syracuse University and Executive Director of Digital and Social Media for Syracuse University, where she was responsible for leading the digital marketing strategy for the University.

In her distant past, she spent some time in the startup space in Cambridge, MA, and has worked in marketing and business for companies such as Bose, Ignition Ventures and Priority 5.

When she's not doing all that she mentors startups, is a very non-professional athlete, and equally as non-professional musician, can be found outdoors in any weather - skiing, biking, hiking, sailing - loves a good meal with bubbly and good friends, supporting her ex-developer husband with his hops farm, raising two boys, hilariousness and life.

Kate Brodock is the CEO at Women 2.0, based in New York, United States, North America. With a background in News, Kate Brodock has a rich history of leadership and innovation. Kate Brodock studied MBA Marketing @ Emory University’s Goizueta Business School. Explore their detailed professional journey, key connections, and contributions to the industry on our platform.