Meet the Women of CES 2013
After having encountered an article in a legitimate publication--we kid you not--that introduced "the women of CES" but in fact was a photo gallery of "booth babes" at the conference, we thought it would be nice to put out another perspective: the women at the Consumer Electronics Show 2013 who were there not for what they were (or weren't) wearing, but for their outstanding contributions to technology.
Admittedly, this is a wildly abridged list of just some of the notable women whose presence was felt in Las Vegas this past week, especially when you consider the number of women in the press, at the booths, and running the event itself. Not to mention the number of CMOs, CFOs, coders, engineers, partners and presidents who weren't in attendance, even while their brands were.
If we've missed any woman in tech who made an impact on you at CES, by all means, give them a shout-out in comments. Because we were certainly honored to be among all of them this past week. -
Liz Gumbinner and Kristen Chase

Joanna Lang, CEO
About OneKristine Welker, Chief Revenue Officer,
Hearst Magazines Digital MediaMichele Ahlman, President,
ClearSounds Communications
Marta Hall, President
VelodyneCandace Thille, Director,
Open Learning Initiative at Carnegie Mellon UniversityAmanda Taylor, Founder & CEO
DanceOn
Lisa Hsia, EVP of Digital Media,
Bravo Amy Finnerty, SVP Talent,
Maker Studios Wendy Mayer, Vice President Worldwide Innovation,
Pfizer
Andrea Smith , Digital Lifestyle Editor
MashablePam Horan, President,
Online Publishers AssociationCheryl Schneider , Senior Systems Engineer,
The Mac Works 
Kelly Day, CEO
Blip NetworksGale Anne Hurd, Executive Producer,
The Walking DeadZan O'Leary , COO,
GeoPalz Jory Des Jardins, Co-founder,
Blogher
Cecilia Kang, National Technology Reporter,
The Washington PostBeth Blecherman, Founder,
TechmamasStephanie Gaines, Co-founder,
Matcha.tv
Grace Dolan, Head of Mobile Solutions at North America,
GoogleJoan Gillman, President,
Time Warner Cable MediaDanielle Wiley, Principal,
Sway Group LLC
Meredith Levien, Chief Revenue Officer,
Forbes MediaAngela Wei, Chief Digital Officer,
Arnold NYCLisa Marino, CEO
RockYouAlison Bryant, President,
PlayScience 
Lindsey Turrentine, Editor-in-Chief,
CNETMolly Wood, Executive Editor,
CNET
Shelley Zallis, CEO, I
psos Open Thinking ExchangeCarol Campbell, Publisher,
NAPCOJosette Bonte, Chief Strategy Officer,
Institute for Communication Technology at Management Marshall School of Business, USCRobin Raskin, Founder,
Living in Digital Times LLC
Gayle Weiswasser, Vice President Engagement,
New Media StrategiesSandra Benedetto, Director, Product Management,
THX inc.
Rebecca Levey and Nancy Friedman, Founders, Kidz Vuz
Beatriz Acevedo, President
Mitu Network Liz Schimel, EVP & Chief Digital Officer,
Meredith National Media GroupMaria Costeira, CEO,
XPAND 
Gigi Sohn, President & CEO,
Public KnowledgeLori Schwartz, Founder,
World of SchwartzMariana Danilovic, CEO,
Hollywood Portfolio
Suzanne Kantra, Founder,
TechliciousKimberly Blaine, Executive Producer,
The Go-To MomStacey Bishop, Managing Director,
Scale Venture Partners
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Fantastic round-up, ladies! I'm so glad to see THIS come out of the conference. Sadly, I didn't attend and wouldn't know who to add, but what a wonderful list of powerful women.
Thank you!
This needed to be done. Thank you so much for doing it. I am so disheartened by the talk of "booth babes" everywhere and disappointed to see so little mention of the incredible contributions of women to science and technology.
I hope your list gets as much attention as those ridiculous slideshows.
Thank you for compiling this list! I'm honored to be included in this group of great group of women.
Had my eye out for you ladies at CES this year! I thought the booth babes were down somewhat, actually, so it's sort of strange that the guys still feel the need to latch on to that unfortunate phenomenon. We're still wildly outnumbered on the floor (in any capacity), so it's great to see a nod to those of us that are making a splash.
Off to show my daughter in 3....2.....1
Sorry we missed you Christy! Hope it was a great experience for you.
Thank you for putting together this list. We are finally to a point when it's not that there aren't many female role models in tech, it's just that we never get to hear about them.
What an awesome lineup! Thanks for putting it together and sharing it.
These are really smart women and I am glad to call many of them friends through mutual interests and connections!
Then you're a lucky woman, Helen!
Really enjoyed this read. Have done a fair share of CES-following-from-afar and this has been my favorite post yet.
Rock on ;-)
Thanks Brad - and everyone. That's really nice.
Such an amazing and inspirational group of women! Proud to have our company president Marta Hall included! Thanks for the great recap!
WOW - I am so humbled to be included.
You are such an amazing and supportive group of women, thank you.
Exceptional list of amazing women in technology ... many I am lucky enough to work with! My addition - Nancy MacIntyre of Fingerprint (who is driving the kids mobile app market). Plus, I would offer up a few additional women writers (covering tech): Heidi Leder, Kris Cain, Christy Matte and Lori Cunningham.
How am I just now seeing this? Thanks for including me in this impressive list of smart, tech savvy women. And so nice to know that - though it seems otherwise - there are more and more women in this space. Thanks for the round up - and thanks for putting me, Rebecca and KidzVuz on it!