Jade Delovino shares how AWS Cloud Club Celestia, Pride Month, creative communication, and community leadership create space for women and LGBTQ+ students in tech.
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Jade Delovino is a student technology and community leader connected to AWS Cloud Club Celestia, AWSUG BuildHers+ PH, and Listo. In this Pride Month episode, Jade talks about entering tech through community, building inclusive spaces for women and LGBTQ+ students, balancing leadership with school and startup work, and using creativity to make cloud learning more welcoming.
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Jade Delovino
Jade Delovino is a student technology and community leader connected to AWS Cloud Club Celestia, AWSUG BuildHers+ PH, and Listo. Her work brings together cloud learning, community building, startup marketing, student leadership, and creative communication.
As the community leader of AWS Cloud Club Celestia, Jade helps create spaces where students can learn cloud computing, connect with peers, and see that technology is open to more than one kind of person. Her Pride Month conversation on Good To Live Podcast highlights women and LGBTQ+ representation in tech, the value of inclusive language, and the confidence that comes from being surrounded by a supportive community.
Jade also brings a creative background into her technical work. From promotional spiels and event communication to her role as Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder of Listo, she shows how storytelling, design sense, and people skills can make technical ideas easier to understand. For AWS Cloud Club Celestia inquiries, the organization can be reached at awsclubcelestia@gmail.com.
Jade Delovino is a student technology and community leader connected to AWS Cloud Club Celestia, AWSUG BuildHers+ PH, and Listo. In this Pride Month episode, Jade talks about entering tech through community, building inclusive spaces for women and LGBTQ+ students, balancing leadership with school and startup work, and using creativity to make cloud learning more welcoming.
Key Takeaways
•Community can be the entry point into technology, especially for students who are still building confidence and technical credentials.
•Pride Month is part of the episode context because Jade connects women and LGBTQ+ representation with real opportunity in tech communities.
•AWS Cloud Club Celestia gives students a place to learn cloud concepts, attend workshops, and build support systems beyond the classroom.
•Leadership is not only a title; it means creating opportunities for other people to lead, learn, and feel included.
•Creativity matters in technical communities because events, spiels, posters, and storytelling help make complex topics more approachable.
•Cloud computing became meaningful to Jade through the people around it, not only through the technology itself.
•Listo reflects Jade's startup and marketing side, where teamwork, users, and community connections shape the product direction.
•Women and LGBTQ+ people should not be boxed into limited roles in tech; they belong in cloud, leadership, strategy, and every part of the industry.
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