4 women making waves in the tech world right now If you’re reading this blog, you’re likely the type of person who gets hyped up by seeing other women in tech thrive. Well, we’ve got your regular dose of inspiration and motivation right here. As we continue to weather the storm of 2023, these are […]
Diversity across all workplaces and teams should be something the world is striving for – that much is clear. So, why does it appear we’re seeing increased talk regarding this issue in reference to the Artificial Intelligence space in particular? As AI is progressively making data central to much of our decision-making, this issue talks […]
It’s nothing short of gut-wrenching to know that women remain underpaid and under-represented in tech. The gender gap is a multifaceted issue requiring leadership action, systemic change and an intense re-engineering of the culture to truly shift these deep set biases. But what can be done at ground level? Here are 5 ways you can […]
It’s not an exaggeration to say that apps have changed our lives. From finding love to finding your keys, hefty programs on a desktop have transformed into little genius squares within your hands. The best thing about it is: Some of the best apps in the store are female-owned. And it checks out when you […]
Why we should stop and smell the progress. Once more for the people in the back: it’s never been a better time to be a woman in tech. And there’s so much to celebrate whilst looking ahead to what we can drive even further. We’ve detailed how the industry has shifted for the better, and some […]
In 2023, workplace diversity matters. And it’s not just about meeting quotas to make everyone feel nice – it’s about transparently ensuring that all areas of the workforce include a mix of perspectives. This is good business. Global Hiring Trends reported by LinkedIn show that 78% of companies prioritize diversity to improve culture, while 62% […]
The world is desperate for women to step up and take their place. To be represented in boardrooms and beyond. To be appreciated for all they do – in families, in society and in the workplace. This Women’s History Month, join us in acknowledging today’s female trailblazers. They’re not always the women you see featured […]
Even the most successful among us need help to achieve their goals. The people we meet along the way, throughout our career and life, serve as a key tool in opening doors, facilitating introductions, getting that coveted promotion, securing investor dollars and much more. Yup, networking works, and it’s not just your imagination: 85% of […]
2021 was a milestone year for women around the globe. It demonstrated not only what we can achieve in the face of crisis, but also the increasing need for female leadership in our world. According to a UN Women report, female leaders responded more rapidly with measures to help ‘flatten the curve’ of the pandemic […]
Even the most successful among us need help to achieve their goals. The people we meet along the way, throughout our career and life, serve as a key tool in opening doors, facilitating introductions, getting that coveted promotion, securing investor dollars and much more. Yup, networking works, and it’s not just your imagination: 85% of […]
Here are the highlights for our 2023 Girls in Tech Conference! The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, and personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 100,000 members in 40+ chapters around the world.
Welcome to Web 3.0 – a space we’re all destined to spend large swathes of our time. You’ll hear from a panel of experts discuss all things Web3-related, from the Metaverse and blockchain technology to employment opportunities and areas in desperate need of talent.
On International Women's Day, Girls in Tech's Founder & CEO Adriana Gascoigne was a special guest at Infoblox's event "Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories." The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 100,000 members in 40+ chapters around the world.
In this high-impact virtual session, you’ll learn all about how to make a business case for UX. Hear directly from top tech professionals on how to justify the value of UX, its impact, and its ROI. Walk away knowing how to ensure user experience always has a seat at the table.
Explore the what, how, and why of good interviewing, a critical stage in creative processes. From initial engagement and strategic approach, to research, and on-location management, learn how to craft and engage questions before, during, and after a project. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 100,000 members in 40+ chapters around the world.
Explore the what, how, and why of good interviewing, a critical stage in creative processes. From initial engagement and strategic approach, to research, and on-location management, learn how to craft and engage questions before, during, and after a project. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 100,000 members in 40+ chapters around the world.
Explore the what, how, and why of good interviewing, a critical stage in creative processes. From initial engagement and strategic approach, to research, and on-location management, learn how to craft and engage questions before, during, and after a project. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 100,000 members in 40+ chapters around the world.
Defining our purpose and aligning our behaviors and mindset to that purpose are key to a successful, fulfilling career. In this session, we will discuss putting purpose to action and the six principles this 30-year technology veteran has learned along the way in order to THRIVE in a tech career.
Expected to surge to $1 Trillion by 2040, the global space industry needs tech professionals to drive its evolution, and keep it secure from threat. Learn how you can be involved, and what’s expected in the coming years. Uncover what The New Space Economy means, why it’s different, where it’s heading, and the challenges and opportunities available globally to those who choose to participate. Tom Soderstrom leads the worldwide Chief Technologists at Amazon Web Services Public Sector. It’s a team of business-focused technology builders/advisors to public sector executive CTOs and to AWS leaders. They identify, evolve, and share emerging technology trends, business models, and patterns that will help solve deep technical problems at scale. One trend is Advanced Experimentation with technologies including Quantum Computing, Blockchain, Internet of Things, and all implementations of AI. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Whether you’re launching your tech career or looking for new opportunities, we’d like to bring one VERY in-demand specialist area to your attention: Cybersecurity. There are more than 700,000 US jobs currently available in cybersecurity, and it’s estimated that by the end of 2025 there will be more than 3.5 million unfulfilled cybersecurity jobs! The cost and frequency of cyberattacks is increasing rapidly – cybercrime BOOMED during the pandemic! – and the industry is desperate for more skilled workers to step forward.
Missed The Girls in Tech Nashville Conference 2022? Check out the highlights from this epic day of inspiring talks, meaningful conversations, and plenty of laughs. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 70,000 members in 50+ chapters around the world.
There is no question that appreciation in the workplace is critical – in terms of both our own need to feel valued and also the importance of showing others we value them. Yet, studies have shown that most people do not feel appreciated.
Despite the ample job opportunities, there is still a significant shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals to meet the needs of our increasingly connected society. And while our representation in technology roles continues to rise, the number of women in the cybersecurity industry is still surprisingly low. In this session, hear from Louise McEvoy, a senior executive who has taken a unique path into cybersecurity on the trends and opportunities that make a career in this field so exciting. She will offer insight into how she shaped her own career, the various paths one can take, and how we can all work together to help advance the number of underrepresented groups in the field. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
From unpacking headlines to ways to protect your state of wellbeing, learn to become a more discerning media receiver. You’ll learn about the power of the information you transmit and the pivotal importance of your own story, nuanced diversity, and authentically verified truth. This session rounds out with practical skills to become a storyteller and how to use your (smart)phone as an empowerment tool. It offers an interactive journey to break down the universe of communication, rev up your own frequency, and upload your truth to spark and serve your community and our world. Janelle Gueits has spent the better part of the last 20 years traversing the nation and globe as a social innovator, film director, tv producer, social entrepreneur, former professional dancer, choreographer, and guest speaker featured in 30+ media outlets (VARIETY and MSNBC.)
Design Thinking is an effective framework for understanding and solving complex problems. Yet its success is contingent on engaging a diversity of perspectives throughout the process. During this session, Kiersten explores the advantages and disadvantages of co-creation and learn a few tools for actively engaging a variety of stakeholders in the discovery and design of innovative technologies. Kiersten Nash is an award-winning designer who believes passionately in the power of creativity. As a Strategic Design & Innovation Consultant, Kiersten leverages design thinking as a means to empower people to make the impossible possible. In this session, she takes a deep dive into the power of curiosity, creativity, collaboration, and co-creation to understand and solve complex problems. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Building teams during a company’s hyper growth is a special opportunity. However, without a concrete plan including a scaling organization, scaffolding, proper tooling, interview, hiring and onboarding processes, the investment in the build can be very costly and result in negative effects on productivity. Alyson Welch, Vice President of Enterprise at Twilio, Inc speaks about important best practices, lessons learned and costly mistakes to avoid when building out your next hyper scale organization. As an expert in organizational planning, Alyson has built enterprise sales capabilities from the ground up for Fortune 1000 companies and early-stage startups. Throughout her career, she’s excelled in scaling go-to-market engines and has successfully designed and executed turnaround strategies for large revenue divisions with more than $100 million in annual recurring revenue. Alyson sits on the Board of Directors for Girls in Tech. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Sandy Carter kicked off the Girls in Tech Conference speaking about the power of confidence, technological innovation, Girls in Tech’s programs and how being part of a supportive community like Girls in Tech’s can help you advance your career and make a difference in the world. Sandy Carter is the AWS Vice President, Public Sector Partners and Programs, driving growth in the public sector internationally, as well as in the USA. She is the author of Extreme Innovation: Three Superpowers for Purpose and Profit. Sandy is the Chairman of the Board of Girls in Tech, and an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Forward looking ideas, technology and diverse perspectives are significantly transforming General Motors and the greater automotive industry. Hear why you should give a career in automotive a chance and learn about how GM aspires to be the most inclusive company in the world. In her discussion, Sigal touches on her career path, showcasing the diverse and new-age jobs available in auto today (beyond what you would traditionally think), and shares how GM is pushing the boundaries for women and people of color to help change the industry. Sigal Cordeiro is the Executive Director of Sales & Marketing for General Motors’ greater Global Innovation organization. In this role, she leads the customer, branding and partnership strategy and execution for GM’s new businesses.Sigal is also the president of the GM Latino Network employee resource group, where she provides strategic guidance and support to the company’s Latino community. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
How do women achieve success in a male-dominated tech industry? It’s no picnic. But it is possible—if you learn how to move the ball forward with confidence. In this can’t-miss keynote, visionary tech leader Laura Drabik cuts through the B.S. and share the secrets to claiming your seat at the winner’s table. As Chief Evangelist for Guidewire Software, Drabik has played an integral role in the company’s successful journey from ambitious startup to mature, post-IPO powerhouse. In a time when the industry was 99%+ male, she led Guidewire’s consulting team in closing the largest deal in its history. By collaborating with client-side executives and internal development teams. Drabik has helped shape breakthrough products that meet real customer needs. For 14 years and counting, she has provided industry-renowned thought leadership that has helped put Guidewire at the top of its category. In this report from the front lines, Drabik addresses an unwelcome truth she learned long ago. For women working within the tech industry’s boys’ club, it’s not enough to be good at your job. You’ve got to be better than anyone else around. It’s about knowing your stuff, finding your voice, and harnessing the unbeatable confidence that comes with deep industry knowledge, real world experience, and a boundless level of enthusiasm. In her own warm and lively way, Drabik spills the tea on what it takes to do that.
Lili Gangas discusses what responsible tech entails and takes us through a deeper dive on the rise of the Latinx talent & community and how they have been disproportionately impacted by COVID in terms of health, education, and economics. As Latinx represents the largest racial voting block for the 1st time in history, Lili shares calls to action and provides key takeaways on the intersection of policy, ethics, and technology regarding the need for responsible technology across sectors -- all through the lens of her own experience as an immigrant and a woman in tech. Lili Gangas is the Chief Technology Community Officer at the Kapor Center working to create new and more inclusive tech innovation ecosystems regionally & nationally. Her work is centered at the intersection of technology, economic justice, and action-driven partnerships to tackle pressing social and economic inequities of underrepresented communities head-on. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Eva Chen, CEO & Co-Founder from the leading Cyber Security company Trend Micro speaks about her career journey as a female in the technology industry for over 30 years and the importance of doing what you are passionate about and her key learnings along the way. Since its inception in 1988, Eva Chen has spearheaded Trend Micro’s emergence as one of the world’s most innovative Internet content security companies. Under her direction, Trend Micro has produced a chronology of industry firsts, from unique products to security management approaches. As a result of her innovative leadership, she was appointed CEO in late 2004. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Join us for an unforgettable, creative experience guided by Adam Rosendahl of LATE NITE ART. This session emphasizes the importance of developing meaningful connections, building creative confidence, and exploring visual forms of communication.LATE NITE ART’s proven process has helped build psychological safety and spark imagination with over 100 companies across 12 countries. Adam Rosendahl is a facilitator, artist and experience designer. Through his experiential workshops and trainings, he fuses art, music, and dialogue as a vehicle to breathe imagination and connection into teams, organizations, and conferences. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Preventing racial, age, gender, disability and other discrimination by humans using the latest advances in Artificial Intelligence is essential, now more than ever. However, there are flaws in the system involving individual and group profiling. Join Candi Castleberry Singleton, VP of Diversity Partnership Strategy & Engagement at Twitter as she takes a deep dive in the diversification of AI to eliminate bias in developing products and narrowing societal disparities in the workforce. This session highlights the importance of considering AI when building technologies and creating diverse workforces. The lack of this consideration can create a negative experience for underrepresented groups when using your products and services, and widen inequity. Candi Castleberry Singleton is the Vice President of Diversity Partnership Strategy & Engagement at Twitter. She is also the founder of the award-winning Dignity & Respect Campaign, which has helped organizations create more inclusive work environments.
Chelsea Blasko, COO of the leading gaming company Iron Galaxy Studios, shares her story of how she got into the gaming industry and built a thriving career. Chelsea was one of the first 13 people hired at Iron Galaxy and has been instrumental in its growth. While she was initially hired into production at the studio, she took initiative to spearhead hiring, expansion and development of the culture, which has been pivotal to staff retention and the company’s growth to 150 employees. Iron Galaxy now has offices in Chicago, Orlando and a virtual Austin location and while the gaming industry is predominantly male, Chelsea was able to gain the respect of the company and rapidly rise through the ranks. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
COVID-19 has put forth unprecedented challenges for girls and women from around the world. While working mothers are experiencing an uptake in caretaking responsibilities and balancing work in a remote environment, graduates are hungry to kickstart their career in an unstable economy. Others yet are looking to upskill to stay relevant in a world where automation is threatening certain career paths that have been available to women in technology. Although everyone’s experience is different, what’s certain is that we can’t let this pandemic further exacerbate inequalities. Lesley Slaton Brown has over 20 years of experience in the technology industry, advocating for diversity, equality and inclusion and addresses how to best prepare to break into the tech industry and how to capitalize on the opportunities opened by this transitional period. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development
In this session. Anousheh speaks about the power of imagination to fuel innovation and make the world a better place. She also shares insights on XPRIZE Gender Gap Initiative. When you look at the world around us it’s mostly been designed by men for men. We need more diverse voices around the table when these design decisions are made, especially in light of the rise of AI and machine learning and the biases used to build these algorithms. The time to act is now. Anousheh Ansari is the CEO of the XPRIZE Foundation, the world’s leader in designing and operating incentive competitions to solve humanity’s grand challenges. Prior to being named CEO of XPRIZE, Ansari served as the CEO of Prodea Systems, a leading Internet of Things (IoT) technology firm she co-founded in 2006, and continues to serve as the executive chairwoman. She captured headlines around the world when she embarked upon an 11-day space expedition, accomplishing her childhood dream of becoming the first female private space explorer, first astronaut of Iranian descent, first Muslim woman in space, and fourth private explorer to visit space. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
In her opening remarks, Adriana Gascoigne reminds us of the importance of stepping up, coming together, and taking action to make long-lasting change in the world. Together we can be the change we wish to see in the world. In this volatile environment, caused by the pandemic, the economic downturn, and the racial unrest in the U.S., Girls in Tech is here to fight for social justice, human rights, women's entrepreneurship, education and equitable capital funding. “I’m asking all of you to be part of that change. If there’s one thing that 2020 has taught us is that through our collective actions we all make great significant and deeply meaningful changes in our economy & society.” - Adriana Gascoigne Adriana is the founder and CEO of Girls in Tech, a San Francisco-based non-profit organization which works to erase the gender gap in tech. Today, every industry is a tech industry, with a need for people of all skills and backgrounds. Girls in Tech offers education and experiences to help people discover their unique superpower and hone it across more than 50 chapters in 32 countries. No stranger to growing brands and building amazing companies, Adriana has worked with tech companies like Indiegogo, Oracle’s Involver, and Change.org. She has also served in executive roles at Ogilvy & Mather, Interpublic Group of Companies, Social Gaming Network (SGN), and SecondMarket. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Despite being 47% of the U.S. labor force, women occupy just 28% of all STEM jobs. For Blacks and Hispanics, the numbers are even more glaring: According to the National Science Board, fewer than 1 in 20 of today’s scientists and engineers are minority women. As CEO of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), Raquel Tamez is part of a nationwide effort to empower more young Hispanics to pursue careers in STEM. Through programs like SHPEtinas: Igniting Latinas in STEM, and SHPE’s cornerstone community engagement program, Noche de Ciencias, the organization aims to spark and support innovation across industry by fueling diverse and inclusive organizational cultures with top talent. Tamez sees today’s women of color as a force in the making, like a phoenix forged in fire—one that will rise from the ashes stronger, smarter and, more resilient to meet the demands of the future. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
In her early career, Women’s Rights Activist, former engineer, and attorney Poppy Northcutt, worked as a return-to-earth specialist on the Apollo Program. With the flight of Apollo 8, she became the first woman in an operational support role to work in NASA’s Mission Control Center. She was a member of the mission operations team that received the Presidential Medal of Freedom for the rescue of Apollo 13. She also received the Apollo Achievement Award and the “Silver Snoopy” flight safety award for her work on Apollo 11. Northcutt discusses that sexism in the sixties was ever present for the handful of women who worked in tech. As the first woman to work in an operational support role in NASA’s Mission Control Center during the Apollo space flights, Poppy Northcutt experienced her share of it. It shaped her life leading her to a life of activism for women’s rights here on earth. "Your presence affects people," Northcutt said. "Get out from behind the shadows. Don't be hidden." (This statement is cited from cnet. Published June 19, 2019). The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Every brand has a story. But does it inspire and create a strong emotional connection? If your narrative resonates with your audiences, it presents a unique opportunity to develop meaningful relationships with your customers, rather than just transactional ones. Customers are the heartbeat of all businesses, and winning their hearts and minds is crucial for the success of your venture. In this session Jon explores the foundations of what makes a persuasive brand story and how to successfully build your own. This session helps you to: - Understand what makes Tesla, Disney and Nike powerful brands - Learn how to build a compelling narrative that is both flexible and remarkable - Recognize why the Hero’s Journey can fail you - Adopt a scalable model to build a captivating narrative The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development.
Meerah Rajavel, CIO of Citrix, explains how to build a superior digital workplace that thrives off having a diverse workforce, promoting women in tech as a viable career option, and building and managing resources in a dynamic and scalable way. Smart IT organizations are building digital workplaces to help manage resources that global business environments demand, allowing employees to be productive, on-the-go, regardless of working in the office or from home. The new wave of IT leaders is composed of different backgrounds, genders, races and capabilities—all connected globally to build and scale resources in a dynamic way that enables businesses to be successful in an ever-changing market. Meerah Rajavel is SVP, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at Citrix Systems, Inc. She brings more than 25 years of experience in technology and cybersecurity. The Girls in Tech channel features highlights from our conferences, webinars, hackathons, full episodes of The Girls in Tech Podcast, and more. Look for talks on technology, entrepreneurship, business, personal and professional development. About Girls in Tech: Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech. We have more than 60,000 members in 50+ chapters around the world. Visit https://girlsintech.org/ to learn more about Girls in Tech.
The Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference is two days of incredible TED-style lighting talks with pioneers in the tech industry talking about their journeys to the top and giving sage advice. This is where women in tech meet to network from around the world.
The Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference is back—and it’s returning to the hub of entrepreneurship, innovation and tech, San Francisco! Join us for three incredible days of raw, gritty, authentic “TedX-style” presentations from some of the most revered women in tech, business and leadership. This will be the “largest intimate” tech conference you’ll ever attend, as you hear revolutionary speakers share tales of their journey to the top, career advice, how they made tough decisions—and, most important—what sage advice they want to pass on to the next-generation of the female tech workforce. Girls in Tech, an organization focused on the empowerment, entrepreneurship, engagement, and education of women in technology, is proud to announce the fifth annual Catalyst Conference, a very special event designed to celebrate women at all levels of their career. Catalyst attracts a powerhouse audience from every corner of tech: entrepreneurs, software engineers, product marketers, venture capitalists, high-tech employees, students, digital marketers, innovators and more. And it all happens at Bespoke in San Francisco, June 20-22. The highlight of Girls in Tech Catalyst is inspiring keynotes from female leaders. The conference also offers attendees authentic networking opportunities, a platform to exchange ideas and connect with other inspiring women. We’ll be layering in meaningful workshops and evening fun, including a kick-off cocktail party. This is your chance to create lasting business relationships and learn concrete skills that could have a considerable impact on the technology industry at large—and your career.
Comcast covered Girls in Tech's Catalyst Conference June 20-22, 2017 at Bespoke in San Francisco. The highlight of Girls in Tech Catalyst is inspiring keynotes from female leaders. The conference also offers attendees authentic networking opportunities, a platform to exchange ideas and connect with other inspiring women. The conference layers in meaningful workshops and evening fun, including a kick-off cocktail party. Participants create lasting business relationships and learn concrete skills that could have a considerable impact on the technology industry at large—and their career.
The impact women can make through technology We’ve collected stories of the from the incredible female founders the #StartHerSuccess program will be helping! These are videos from female entrepreneurs around the world. In these short videos, they’ve answered the question: “How will you make an impact on the world through technology? Watch to find out. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2lYrZk3
The impact women can make through technology We’ve collected stories of the from the incredible female founders the #StartHerSuccess program will be helping! These are videos from female entrepreneurs around the world. In these short videos, they’ve answered the question: “How will you make an impact on the world through technology? Watch to find out. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2lYrZk3
The impact women can make through technology We’ve collected stories of the from the incredible female founders the #StartHerSuccess program will be helping! These are videos from female entrepreneurs around the world. In these short videos, they’ve answered the question: “How will you make an impact on the world through technology? Watch to find out. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2lYrZk3
AMPLIFY is a ‘must-attend’ startup competition for entrepreneurs, investors, engineers, and designers that explores up and coming trends in innovation, technology, and most importantly, showcases the best and brightest female tech entrepreneurs from the region. During this competition, female entrepreneurs will pitch their early-stage technology startup onstage to a panel of seasoned technorati and investors to be judged based on the innovativeness and viability of the product or service. Winners will receive a cash prize along with additional resources such as office space or equipment to move their startup forward. The event also features inspiring keynote speeches by well-known industry leaders, diplomats and some of the most successful female startup founders and high-tech executives.
Girls in Tech, an organization focused on the empowerment, entrepreneurship, engagement, and education of women in technology, along with espnW, the voice for women who loves sports, are proud to the announce the winners of the Super Football Hackathon, a weekend-long event that challenged mobile developers, designers and product developers to create apps to enhance the Bay Area visitor experience during the Super Football Week.
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