Sabina M. Pons is a management consultant whose focus is on driving revenue protection and growth for technology companies. In her 20+ year career, she has led global corporate teams, managed multi-million-dollar P&Ls, and built teams from the ground up.

Now, she serves as the Managing Director of the emerging management consulting company, Growth Molecules.

As an expert, Sabina has spoken at the Gainsight Pulse and SaaStr Annual Conferences, presented at HubSpot Grow, spoke at multiple sales kickoff events, and has been featured in the media, including CustomerThink, Rising Tide Podcast, The Customer Success Makeover Show, NPS I Love You Podcast, among many others.

With a master’s degree in Communication, Leadership & Organizational Behavior from Gonzaga University and a bachelor’s degree in Communications from the University of Southern California, Sabina is passionate about igniting corporate transformational change.

She also sits on several boards, participates in many mentorship programs, and recently obtained a First-Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo. Sabina resides in Orange County in Southern California with her husband, two young children, and Goldendoodle dog, Riley.

To shed light on the struggle of mothers in the technology sector, coauthors, business partners, and moms Emilia M. D’Anzica and Sabina M. Pons wrote Pressing ON as a Tech Mom: How Tech Industry Mothers Set Goals, Define Boundaries & Raise the Bar for Success. The coauthors conducted 12 in-depth interviews and gathered responses from over 300 mothers in tech from around the world to bring this book to life.

The coauthors have the goal of inspiring other mothers to step up and showcase their unique strengths and abilities. D’Anzica and Pons also share their own stories while discussing some of today’s most pressing issues.

About the Book:

While there are many great works celebrating women in technology, Pressing ON as a Tech Mom: How Tech Industry Mothers Set Goals, Define Boundaries & Raise the Bar for Success (Legacy Launchpad Publishing, April 20, 2022) is not just about women in tech. It's about mothers in the technology sector and the struggles and triumphs that they experienced throughout their careers. This book is also for allies of mothers in tech who want to support this movement.

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