Washington, D.C. — Association Women Technology Champions (AWTC) is thrilled to announce the appointment of two distinguished professionals, Rhoni Rakos, and Michelle Wroblewski, to its Board of Directors. These accomplished leaders bring a wealth of experience, expertise, and passion for advancing women in technology within the association sector. AWTC Board members Julie Sciullo and Heidi Weber, CAE, have ended their terms.
Rhoni Rakos has been a technologist, digital strategist, and customer experience advocate for almost 20 years. As the Director of Digital Strategy at fusionSpan, Rhoni helps associations and nonprofits identify goals and develop innovative, customized strategies for accomplishing them in the digital age. She focuses on data-driven decision-making and a user-centered approach to digital strategy, with expertise in UX, CX, user research, and technology strategy/road mapping.
Rakos is passionate about the association community and its ability to affect positive change. She is dedicated to implementing strategies that improve member experiences, demonstrate value, and maximize organizational impact through the power of tech.
Rakos has volunteered with AWTC as the Programming Committee chair, with ASAE on the Technology Professional Advisory Council, and serves on the advisory council for Days End Horse Farm Rescue.
Michelle Wroblewski serves as the national Director of Growth and Strategy for Associations at Wipfli LLP, which is recognized as one of the top 20 accounting and business consulting firms in the U.S.
With over a decade of leadership experience in consulting and a passion for driving transformative change, she’s on a mission to elevate how associations harness technology and innovation to achieve their goals. At Wipfli, Wroblewski focuses on leading a team that delivers cutting-edge strategies, impactful solutions, and exceptional client service to help organizations optimize their operations and achieve meaningful growth, with a deep commitment to the association space.
Wroblewski is a passionate advocate for empowering women in technology. She is dedicated to building supportive communities, fostering collaboration, and inspiring innovation. Wroblewski has been a strong advocate for the AWTC community in Chicago, and looks forward to convening events in the year ahead.
“We are excited for Rhoni and Michelle to bring their expertise, energy, and passion for innovation to AWTC,” said Jill Treby, CAE, 2025 AWTC Chair. “We can’t wait to see the incredible impact their addition as Board Members has on our community and beyond.”
Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Rhoni Rakos and Michelle Wroblewski as they embark on this exciting journey with AWTC.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Jill Treby
AWTC Chair
Email: jill.treby@gmail.com
Phone: 202-270-5569
About Association Women Technology Champions (AWTC)
Association Women Technology Champions is a dynamic organization dedicated to advancing women in technology within the association sector. Through mentorship, advocacy, and networking initiatives, AWTC strives to create an inclusive and supportive community that empowers women to excel in technology leadership roles within associations. For more information, visit awtc.tech.