The WICT Network
Ximena Ortiz is an experienced marketing and communications consultant currently serving as a Communications Strategist at Women in Cable Telecommunications since November 2015, while also contributing as a freelance blogger for Huffington Post since October 2014, focusing on media, foreign affairs, and human interest topics. Prior experience includes roles as Executive Editor and Senior Editor at The National Interest from January 2006 to July 2009, and as an Editorial Writer for The Washington Times between 1998 and 2005. Earlier in the career, Ximena Ortiz held the position of Bureau Chief in Santiago, Chile, as well as Market Reporter and Copy Writer for Associated Press-Dow Jones from August 1994 to March 1997.
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The WICT Network
Visit us on Twitter (@WICTHQ), Facebook (www.facebook.com/wicthq) and Instagram (wicthq). The WICT Network develops women leaders who transform the industry in media, entertainment and technology. We do this by providing unparalleled professional development programs, commissioning original gender research, and supporting a B2B network that helps advance women. For nearly 40 years, The WICT Network has partnered with cable, media and technology companies to help build a more robust pipeline of women leaders. Founded in 1979, and now over 10,500 members strong, The WICT Network is the largest and oldest professional association fulfilling women's leadership development needs.