DRAPER, Utah, Nov. 01, 2017 -- HealthEquity, Inc. (NASDAQ:HQY), a leading health savings account (HSA) provider, is pleased to announce that its Chief Information and Technology Officer (CTO), Ashley Dreier, received the Technology Leadership Award by the Women Tech Council (WTC), a national organization focused on the economic impact of women in driving high growth for the technology sector.
WTC’s Women Tech awards recognizes women for their accomplishments in driving innovation, leading technology companies and building the technology economy. In the 10-year history of the program, 190 women in technology and 26 university students have been recognized. Their work has also inspired the future generation through the hundreds of high school and university students invited to attend the awards every year to see firsthand the opportunity and impact of being a woman in technology.
“HealthEquity is honored to have Ashley leading our software development and technology teams,” said Jon Kessler, president and CEO of HealthEquity. “Ashley’s support and passion to bring more talent and diversity to the technology field has impacted more than HealthEquity’s development and growth, and will continue to positively affect the future generation of developers.”
Ashley leads HealthEquity’s software development, technology infrastructure and information services teams and has more than 20 years of high-tech engineering experience. Ashley’s contributions to Utah’s technology community and her support building and attracting talented developers to Utah, garnered this honor from the Women Tech Council.
Find out how you can join the HealthEquity team by visiting https://healthequity.com/careers/.
About HealthEquity
Founded in 2002, HealthEquity is the nation’s largest health savings account non-bank custodian. The company's innovative technology platform and tax-advantaged accounts help members build health savings, while controlling health care costs. HealthEquity services more than 2.9 million health savings accounts for 87 health plan partners and employees at more than 34,000 companies across the United States.
HealthEquity Media Contact:
Stephanie Muir
[email protected]
801-727-1243


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