Programs like the ComEd's STEM Labs build students' experience, inspire their imagination, and put them on a path to success as they consider their personal career journeys. Under the national Women's History Month theme of Moving Forward Together, the students attended a Women in STEM panel featuring Cheryl Maletich, Senior Vice President of Transmission and Substation at ComEd; Najwa Abouhassan, Senior Manager Operations Planning at ComEd; Jessica Jaramillo, Manager of Transmission and Substation at ComEd; and Kimberly Moore, Founder and CEO of KDM Engineering and founder of Calculated Genius, Inc., a Chicago-based non-profit dedicated to helping young women of color pursue STEM careers. The panel was moderated by Traci Briscoe, president of the Network of Exelon Women " Chicago, a ComEd employee resource group.