The Association for Women In Cryptocurrency (AWIC) is a global platform for education, networking, and advocacy, made up of women, supportive allies, and companies committed to deepening their knowledge in the growing fields of cryptocurrency, digital assets, blockchain, Web3, and related technologies. AWIC also advocates for expanding opportunities for women and strengthening their role in the future of digital finance and innovation.
AWIC’s mission of creating greater inclusion and opportunities for women in the cryptocurrency and digital assets industry is fulfilled through three main pillars:
Advocacy—shaping public opinion, conducting research on the challenges women face in the industry, sponsoring forums where women and allies can share experiences and promote gender equity, and supporting companies with tools to improve workplace inclusion and employee well-being.
Networking—providing a strong community and promotional platforms where members can connect, explore business and career opportunities—both in the U.S. and globally—and gain visibility for their contributions to the industry.
Education—offering webinars, written resources, scholarships, and affordable access to cutting-edge courses provided by our educational partners, to help women and allies grow their knowledge and skills in the field.

Amanda Wick
Founder and Board Advisor

Adilah Holivay
CEO

Yari Farias
Director of Operations

Adilah Holivay
Chief Executive Officer

Aleks Ring
Board Member

Amanda Wick
Founder, Board Director, and Strategic Advisor (formerly CEO)

Andreé Goldsmith
Board Member
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Elizabeth Kay
Treasurer

Leslie Lambert
Board Member

Olta Andoni
Board Member

Richelle Cox
Board Member

Yevheniia Broshevan
Board Member
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Elizabeth Kay
Treasurer
Elizabeth Kay is an executive with extensive experience in compliance risk management programs. She has over 30 years of experience in the financial services sector and has held senior compliance, audit, finance, and project management positions at prominent financial institutions, including Citigroup, American Express, Commerzbank AG, Royal Bank of Scotland, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, and Lehman Brothers. Elizabeth's recent assignments include serving as the external CCO of a MSB, developing and executing AML risk assessments, and conducting independent reviews of various financial institutions. While in industry, she was responsible for the execution of regulatory compliance and financial crime risk assessments associated with banking, securities, derivatives, anti-money laundering, sanctions and fraud regulations. She has experience working with U.S. and European government agencies, including FRB, OCC, SEC, FINRA, NFA, NYDFS, Connecticut Department of Banking, European Central Bank, and BaFin.