Women in Aviation International members and conference attendees will undoubtedly be inspired with the impressive lineup of speakers scheduled for the 36th Annual Women in Aviation International Conference March 27-29 at the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center in Denver, Colorado.
The WAI2025 roster of speakers includes:
- Emily Calandrelli – 100th woman in space following her spaceflight with Blue Origin, author, TV producer, known as The Space Gal
- Michelle “MACE” Curran – international speaker, author, and former lead solo pilot for the USAF Thunderbirds
- Natalee Johnston – Royal Australian Navy’s first female pilot and operator of Skilful Decisions
- Amy Purdy – 3x paralympic medalist, NY Times best-selling author and motivational speaker, Dancing with the Stars contestant
- Bonny Simi – Joby Aviation president of operations, JetBlue Technology Ventures founder, former TV broadcaster and Olympic athlete
Stephanie Goetz will emcee the WAI2025 general sessions and is an award-winning former news and sports anchor at NBC, CBS, and ABC. A modern-day Renaissance woman, Stephanie is a leadership coach, philanthropist, professional pilot, TEDx speaker, and professional singer.
“Our annual three-day event offers a unique opportunity to connect with an inspiring lineup of keynote speakers, each representing a diverse range of aviation and aerospace interests,” says Lynda Coffman, WAI CEO. “We are excited to provide thousands of our members with access to educational opportunities, networking events, and the chance to explore the exhibit hall, featuring nearly 200 industry companies and organizations.”
Girls in Aviation Day Denver will take place on Saturday, March 29 where girls ages 8-18 will be introduced to the career and lifestyle possibilities available in aviation.
Registration is now open at www.WAI.org/2025-girls-in-aviation-day-denver
Register for conference at www.WAI.org/2025-conference and learn more about education sessions, hotel reservations, and additional highlights of this annual three-day gathering.
