REESY NEFF
Owner and CEO, Omega Ecycles

Reesy Neff is the Owner and CEO of Omega Ecycles, an end-of-life IT recycling and data destruction company driven by purpose and passion. Prior to starting her own business, Reesy spent 15 years in the banking industry as a regional manager.  She has always had a passion to protect sensitive information and preserve the planet.  She will jokingly say her dream job is to be a motivational speaker and in the meantime, she is helping to save the planet, one laptop at a time.

She is also a published author of Stripping Off the Labels, where she shares insight, inspiration, and authenticity. Originally from Eastern North Carolina and a proud resident of York, PA for over two decades,

She is very proud to have started her own business and published her first book all over the age of 50.  Her personal mantra as well as her definition of success is to leave a person or place better for having been there. 

Personally, Reesy is a devoted wife to her soulmate Brent, a proud (and fun-loving) stepmom to four, and an absolutely smitten Nana to three grandbabies—with one more on the way. She finds joy in reading, writing, traveling, and spending time with her grandbabies.  Being a Nana is one of her favorite roles in life.

JENNIFER MAGARO
SVP of Customer Engagement & Experience Solutions, enGen

As SVP of Customer & Engagement Experience Solutions at enGen, a wholly-owned healthtech subsidiary of Highmark Health, Jennifer Magaro leads digital technology teams focused on driving an exceptional omni-channel customer experiences. She leverages digital technologies to simplify and streamline the healthcare journey for members and providers. Jennifer is deeply committed to both her clients and her team, aligning perfectly with enGen’s vision of creating a remarkable health experience through innovative healthtech.

Previously, Jennifer led Highmark Health’s digital member experience program and diversified business technology platforms for United Concordia Dental and HM Insurance Group platforms, servicing over nine million members nationwide.

With more than 25 years of experience in business and technology leadership, Jennifer has a proven track record that includes platform ownership, portfolio management, process improvement, delivery methodologies, and employee engagement.

An active supporter of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) programs in her community, Jennifer serves on the board of the Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania (TCCP) and the advisory board of the STEM-Up Network. She champions increased visibility for women in tech, believing it can transform how women perceive, develop, and apply emerging technologies to improve health outcomes. This passion for inclusion is evident in her leadership. She is a recipient of the 2025 Becker’s Women in Health IT to Know and in 2023 she received the TCCP’s Moxie Award, recognizing her pioneering spirit and trailblazing work for women in tech. The award honored her innovation, role modeling, and inspiration within the local tech community.

Jennifer holds a master’s degree in management information systems from Shippensburg University, and a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Pittsburgh. Jennifer resides in Central Pennsylvania with her husband, Shawn, and her two children, Nick and Gabe.

JESSICA INTRERI
cabi

I help women discover and embrace their unique style through personalized styling sessions that go beyond fashion-they’re about confidence, connection, and transformation. Every woman has her own story, and I’m passionate about celebrating that individuality through intentional styling. My clients don’t just walk away with a wardrobe they love-they leave feeling seen, empowered, and aligned with their truest self.

Ready to step into your most confident, authentic self? Let’s uncover the style that tells your story. Book your personalized styling session today and begin a transformation that goes far beyond your wardrobe.

Because you deserve to feel seen, empowered, and beautifully you.

CHERI BRUCKNER
Software Engineer, Innovation, Technology & Delivery, Capital Blue Cross

Why is the Women in Tech initiative important to you? The Technology industry has a high demand for talent. Increasing women’s participation helps meet that demand. Women bring different problem-solving approaches and insights, which can lead to better product design, more inclusive technology, and smarter solutions. Including women in STEM industries drives innovation and keeps economies competitive. There are more minds with different perspectives contributing to complex challenges. The presence of women in Technology creates role models for the next generation of girls.

What is your favorite thing about fashion? When you look good, you feel good. Confidence brings out the best in everyone.

CHRISTINE MILLER
Director Product Enablement, enGen

Why is the Women in Tech initiative important to you? It helps to establish gender equality in the Central Pennsylvania tech industry emphasizing that achieving inclusivity requires collaborative effort from everyone.

What is your favorite thing about fashion? It is personal expression and helps establish your brand. Through clothing choices, it has the power to transform both self-perception and how others perceive us.

JESSICA DELO
Director Provider Network Operations, Capital Blue Cross

Why is the Women in Tech initiative important to you? Supporting women in technology is a powerful investment in innovation, economic growth, and stronger communities. When women are given the opportunity to thrive in tech, they bring fresh perspectives, drive inclusive solutions, and help ensure that technology reflects the diversity it needs to truly advance.

What is your favorite thing about fashion? What I love most about fashion is its power to transform—not just how we look, but how we feel. Fashion gives us the freedom to express who we are and celebrate our individuality.

JODY DONNELLY
Director Product & Technology Solutions, enGen

Why is the Women in Tech initiative important to you? The rarity of women in technology in the past underscores the importance of actively changing the landscape today. I am driven by the opportunity to not only succeed in this field myself but also to inspire and guide other women to realize their potential in technology. I believe that by working together, we can transform what was once a male-dominated world into a diverse and inclusive space where women can flourish.

What is your favorite thing about fashion? What I love most about fashion is its ability to serve as a conduit for my inner self. It’s a space where I can freely express my personality and unleash my creativity through the art of personal style.

SUSAN LEHR
Project Manager, Itero Group

Why is the Women in Tech initiative important to you? I didn’t set out to work in IT.  I graduated with a degree in Advertising and International Communication. It found me through an opportunity. Right out of college, I joined EDS at their AT&T telemarketing center. When my husband was transferred to Philadelphia, EDS supported my move and placed me in their pharmaceutical division, where I became a Business Analyst for Johnson & Johnson. From there, I moved into the mortgage industry, leading IT Technical training for GMAC Mortgage, and later became an EDI coder/analyst for Berg Electronics (now Amphenol). Without EDS, I may never have stepped into the world of technology.

Women in IT matter to me because technology should reflect the diversity of the world it serves. Women bring different perspectives that make teams stronger and solutions smarter. But inclusion isn’t about excluding anyone.  It’s about creating space for everyone to thrive.

We need women at the table, but we also need allies. It’s not women versus men. it’s about balance. When we work together, we build better products and stronger workplaces. I’m committed to a future where women in IT are not just included but empowered and where progress lifts everyone.

What is your favorite thing about fashion? My favorite thing about fashion is bringing it all together based on the event and being able to express yourself.