Carmen Marsh can say something with confidence that many can’t: She always enjoys her jobs. Twenty-five years ago, she found her passion for technology and has stuck with the profession ever since.
She now ensures other women have a chance to discover this passion as the president and CEO of United Cyber Security Alliance, a Roseville-based nonprofit she founded in 2020 that provides a platform for women to learn and advance in cybersecurity.
Originally from Sweden, Marsh is also the CEO and managing partner of Inteligenca, a cybersecurity risk management consulting company she co-founded with Paula Dube in 2017. Inteligenca serves small businesses that lack the big budgets to buy expensive software or the in-house staff to maintain security safeguards. “Paula and I understood that there’s a need for that,” Marsh says.
In those early years as women business owners, Marsh and Dube wanted to hire female cyber risk analysts for their firm. But they encountered a problem: There weren’t qualified women clamoring for these jobs, a conundrum Marsh was used to.
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