Bettina Bennett is a storyteller, a nerd for data, and a transplant from Germany who has spent her life building at the intersection of creativity, technology, and women’s lived experience. She began her career in publishing and the entertainment industry, where she arranged international co-productions and was featured on the front pages of The Hollywood Reporter and Variety as “one of a kind.” She later moved into technology, built companies long before “female founder” became a category, holds two tech patents, and founded the Women in Tech Awards in North Texas.

Bettina Bennett is a storyteller, a nerd for data, and a transplant from Germany who has spent her life building at the intersection of creativity, technology, and women’s lived experience. She began her career in publishing and the entertainment industry, where she arranged international co-productions and was featured on the front pages of The Hollywood Reporter and Variety as “one of a kind.” She later moved into technology, built companies long before “female founder” became a category, holds two tech patents, and founded the Women in Tech Awards in North Texas.

Today she is the founder of Kaffeeklatsch, a social and femtech app focused on the importance of friendship and the health impact of real-life connection, especially for women over 50. Her work sits at the crossroads of friendship, female entrepreneurship, and the realities of aging in a world that still underestimates women. She speaks with clarity, humor, and lived experience about connection, visibility, and what it means to keep building in a chapter of life the world rarely prepares women for.