Pwcinc.org
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Professional Women Controllers, Inc.
Description
Encourage women to enter the air traffic control profession; assist in professional and personal development; maintain accountability, responsibility, and professionalism; and promote a better understanding, cooperation and coordination among individuals toward the continual improvement of aviation safety.
Professional and personal development; education, career development, scholarship programs; networking; and National and area conferences and publications. PWC is an opportunity to learn more about yourself, the organization for which you work, to meet new friends, and establish professional contacts. From time to time we receive questions about PWC and how it can benefit its members. At a recent Board of Directors' meeting, we took some time to develop a list of those things we think are beneficial to our membership, both individual and corporate. Our members are very important to us and we are here to serve and represent you in the business of the organization. Here are a few areas in which we think you will benefit by being a part of this organization.
The Professional Women Controllers, Inc. (PWC) is a professional organization founded in 1978 by Jacque Smith and Sue Townsend. The organization was incorporated in the State of Delaware in 1979 and was officially recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 1980. Since its inception, PWC has been an advocate of a culturally diverse workforce. PWC works with the FAA and other organizations to create an environment where all employees are able to contribute. Read about PWC's history here.
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