Game Changers with Krissy Collins & Jackie Mattox: Addressing Systematic Change

Females are now recognized as purpose-driven entrepreneurs. They are lauded for their compassion, sensitivity, and inclusion. And they have proven that they can win just as many times as the men. Female leaders are warriors, challenging the norm and disrupting global industries. There is universal agreement that women are faring better than men when it comes to leadership, and that begs the question—why aren’t they put in the leadership roles they deserve?

Join Krissy Collins, UCI Dean of Continuing Education, and Jackie Mattox, Founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Women in Electronics to learn why women, of all ages, are set to become the leaders of the future, across all industries. The top 10 female natural capabilities will change the landscape of how business gets done: empathy, multi-tasking, collaboration, resilience, intuition, communication, adaptability, empowerment, nurturing, and problem solving.

Join in this conversation about advocating for systematic change, to unite the superpowers of both men and women to build more successful and inclusive organizations.

Jackie Mattox is the Founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer for Women in Electronics, headquartered in Southern California. Jackie started her career in the electronics industry during her college years at a small rep firm in Southern California where she worked her way into the roles of Sales and Distribution Manager and also took a passionate interest in Strategic Key Account Management.

Jackie has always had a heart for people, especially to support women, along with a dedication to personal and professional leadership development. Jackie had a vision for women rising into leadership roles in the electronics industry and founded Women in Electronics in 2017, which is now a thriving global non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Jackie was named in Start Ups Magazine as one of the Top 21 Female Influencers in September 2021. Jackie graduated from California State University, Northridge with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication/Journalism.