Tracey Welson-Rossman
Tracey Welson-Rossman is a sought-after expert, advisor and advocate for women in technology. She is co-founder and CMO of Philadelphia-based software consulting firm Chariot Solutions and founder of TechGirlz, which was acquired by Creating IT Futures in 2019. She is the founder and CEO of a new startup, Journal My Health, a digital platform for patients with chronic conditions.
Tracey is a frequent commenter on women in technology-related careers and the future of work. She has shared insights and solutions from the stage at SXSW, as a contributor to Forbes, and as a speaker at the Philadelphia Women’s March.
Tracey began her career in retail management and advertising sales, before acquiring child transportation company KangaKab in 2005. In addition to leading the branding and marketing strategy for Chariot, she helped grow the company 5x since its launch.
Tracey is a founding board member of Philadelphia Startup Leaders, board member for Creating IT Futures and WXPN, a Commissioner for the PA Governor’s Commission for Women, a Featured Advisor for Future Works Alliance and an advisor for startup Rec Philly.
Tracey is a frequent commenter on women in technology-related careers and the future of work. She has shared insights and solutions from the stage at SXSW, as a contributor to Forbes, and as a speaker at the Philadelphia Women’s March.
Tracey began her career in retail management and advertising sales, before acquiring child transportation company KangaKab in 2005. In addition to leading the branding and marketing strategy for Chariot, she helped grow the company 5x since its launch.
Tracey is a founding board member of Philadelphia Startup Leaders, board member for Creating IT Futures and WXPN, a Commissioner for the PA Governor’s Commission for Women, a Featured Advisor for Future Works Alliance and an advisor for startup Rec Philly.
