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		<title>Women in Tech United Kingdom Chapter Relaunch ✨</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Apr 2021 11:48:37 +0000</pubDate>
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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner">We are pleased to announce we are relaunching the UK chapter on April 22nd at 12:30pm UK time. </p>
<p>Get to know our new team, new vision and news goals !!!</div>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 24 Sep 2020 15:47:37 +0000</pubDate>
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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner"><p>Earlier this year, events transpired that have changed the way we work forever. Without warning or preparation, we were thrust into the brave new world of remote working.</p>
<p>The Guardian and our colleagues at other media outlets have had to make considerable and uncomfortable changes and have experienced cultural challenges in supporting colleagues to go fully remote. Of course their technology departments will have played a big part in enabling this effort as well.</p>
<p>Did the in-house technology team have to rally to provide tooling? Were there changes or plans for 2020 in the organisation that had to be switched up? Did innovation suffer or thrive under the circumstances?</p>
<p>We would like to invite you to join us for a free event on how news production has had to be transformed into a remote-friendly operation.</p>
<p>Our outstanding panel will include <strong>David Blishen</strong>, group product manager and <strong>Kirsten Broomhall</strong>, production editor, both from The Guardian, as well as <strong>Nathan Good</strong>, product manager from the BBC and <strong>Emily Wilson</strong>, head of home news at Channel 4.</p>
<p>The panel will be chaired by <strong>Sabina Bejasa-Dimmock</strong>, engineering manager at The Guardian.</p>
<p><em>This event will be hosted on a third-party live streaming platform BlueJeans, please refer to their </em><a href="https://www.bluejeans.com/privacy-policy" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><em>privacy policy</em></a><em> before purchasing a ticket to the event. After registering, you will receive a unique link in advance to access the event online.</em></p></div>
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		<title>Women in Business Expo &#8211; London, 16 &#038; 17 October 2019</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Oct 2019 09:42:14 +0000</pubDate>
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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner"><p>Women in Tech is happy to be a partner of the Women in Business Expo that is taking place in Farnborough on the 16th and 17th October 2019.</p>
<p>We have a booth, so come by and meet us!</p>
<p>Our Founder Ayumi MOORE AOKI will also give a talk on the 17th October:</p>
<h3>Global Sisterhood – Build your Tribe</h3>
<p><em>&#8220;I learned very early in life that if we want things to change, we must start by taking action ourselves. Each of us can make a difference, but Change can only come if we all work together.</em></p>
<p><em>I believe that when Women get together, Magic happens. We can connect to each other in very different levels, saying “I trust you”, “I have your back”, “I support you”. Sisterhood is empowering not only on a personal level but also on a global level.</em></p>
<p><em>Building your tribe is connecting to other women that share similar values and have a common vision. Collective thinking and encouragement, focusing on what brings us together and respecting our differences. Using this ocean of positive energy to build things and move mountains. Revealing the SuperWomen that we all are.&#8221;</em></p></div>
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		<title>Women In Tech Actions Lab &#124; London, UK</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 22 Mar 2019 09:48:24 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><strong>Women in Tech</strong> in collaboration with <strong>The Guardian</strong> organised their first <strong>Action Lab</strong>.</p>
<p>The objective was to gather the best ideas from the whole ecosystem so as to make up a course of actions with concrete solutions. They will be presented to the government later this year.</p>
<p>The 8 big themes were:</p>
<p>Education (school)<br />Higher education<br />Entrepreneurship<br />Finance / venture capitals – how to finance more women start-ups etc<br />Science<br />Research<br />Social inclusion / minorities<br />Careers / leadership</p></div>
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<h3>6:30pm : WELCOME</h3>
<p>Welcoming speech by AYUMI MOORE AOKI, Founder and CEO Women in Tech<br />CANDYCE COSTA, Ambassador Women in Tech UK Chapter</p>
<h3>6:40 &#8211; 7:20 pm: DEBATE</h3>
<p><b>Is the lack of diversity in Tech today a pipeline problem?</b></p>
<p><strong>Moderator:</strong><br />NATALIA BALTAZAR<br />Software Developer, Guardian News &#038; Media</p>
<p><strong>Panel of guests:</strong></p>
<p>Dr. YVONNE THOMPSON <br />Chair Radio Academy</p>
<p>MARIE CLARE- FENECH<br />Founder, Director Kiskin and My Recruitment Space</p>
<p>STEPHEN FROST<br />CEO Frost Included</p>
<p>ROSH WIJAYARATHNA<br />Managing Director, Silicon Valley Bank</p>
<h3>7:30 &#8211; 8:15 pm: ROUND TABLES</h3>
<p>You may choose to participate in 2 round tables. 20 minutes per round table.</p>
<h3>8:15 &#8211; 8:25 pm: CLOSING</h3>
<h3>8:30 &#8211; 9:15 pm: NETWORKING</h3>
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				<div class="et_pb_tab_content"><strong>STEPHEN FROST</strong><br />
CEO, Advisor and Author Frostincluded.<br />
Globally recognized, diversity and inclusion expert Stephen Frost helps organizations understand, lead and deliver inclusion systemically, adding measurable value to their bottom line. Stephen worked in-house at KPMG as Head of Diversity and Inclusion from 2014-2015.  From 2007-2012 Stephen designed, led and implemented the inclusion programs for the London Olympic and Paralympic Games as Head of Diversity and Inclusion for the London Organizing Committee (LOCOG). In this role, he was responsible for 22 programs across a 200,000 person workforce, £1.1 billion procurement spend, and 57 delivery functions. The LOCOG Business Charter set new standards in supplier diversity and LOCOG became the first organization in the UK to achieve the Diversity Works for London Gold Standard and Advanced Level of the Equality Standard for Sport. He was a Hertford College Scholar at Oxford and a Fulbright Scholar at Harvard. He was elected recipient of the 2010 Peter Robertson Award for Equality and Diversity Champions and in 2014 he was named one of the top 100 influential LGBT people in the UK. And, is a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. He teaches Inclusive Leadership at Harvard University Business School in the US, Singapore Management University, and Sciences Po in France. Stephen has served as an expert advisor to the British Government, The White House, and KPMG&#8217;s Diversity and Inclusion Program.</p>
<p><strong>MARIE CLARE FENECH</strong><br />
Founder, Director and Advisor My Recruitment Space<br />
Marie has driven to increase Women Leadership, Girl Empowerment and Female Innovation to contribute to Diversity of Thought and the Future of Work.Over 20 years experience in Technology and Executive Recruitment as a Board Director, Operations &amp; Business Development Lead, and Diversity &amp; Change Leader.Builds progressive company cultures and award-winning CSR programmes that educate Girls in Tech, STEM and STEAM, create Women Leaders and help increase Social Mobility.Her focuses include Women Leadership, Diversity of Thought and her social enterprise, Unicornz, which equips teen girls with the knowledge and confidence to start making early, impactful career choices.</p>
<p><strong>Dr.YVONNE THOMPSON</strong><br />
Chair Radio Academy<br />
Yvonne Thompson founding member of radio station Choice FM, music editor of Root magazine, managing director of marketing and PR company ASAP Communications, president of the European Federation of Black Women Business Owners. Her work has had a focus on women-owned businesses as well as on diversity and gender equality in the work place.<br />
She also has over 20 years’ experience for which she is well known on public sector boards, which includes, Chairing:- the London Central Learning and Skills Council, DTI&#8217;s Ethnic Minority Business Forum, African Caribbean Business Network, and many others where to brings energy, experience, dedication, and change to and for many.Often called upon for media interviews, on issues concerning small business, women and minorities; Ms Thompson is no stranger to engaging with Prime Ministers, Ministers, and high profile personalities in the business arena. Having made her mark in the UK she was awarded a CBE</p>
<p><strong>JOANA BAPTISTA</strong><br />
Women of the Future Awards 2017, Rising Star Awards 2018 , Inspiring Juniors 2018, Most Promising Junior Award &#8211; Women in Tech 2018<br />
Joana is an Award &#8211; winning 17-year-old founder of three startups, podcast show and Economics magazine, alongside her code-club, STEM workshops for disadvantaged pupils and Economics/Politics Conference, sponsored by Microsoft. She regularly gives talks to schools &amp; universities, and once to HRH Princess Anne, and will speak at the AI World Summit and Innovation Enterprise Summits. She has also sat on, and chaired, panels for Cambridge University, GirlGuides, STEMettes and Facebook, and recently was fully funded by the American Embassy to attend a Female Leadership conference in Boston. She is the proud winner of Women in Tech – Most Promising Junior, WeAreTheCity, InspiringJuniors, and Women of the Future Awards.</p>
<p><strong>HEATHER BLACK</strong><br />
Founder Salesforcemums, Managaing Director Economic Change CIC<br />
Heather is an award winning social entrepreneur, speaker, consultant, facilitator and trainer using her skills and passion to empower teams in non-profits and mums to embrace technology to change their lives for the better. Her job satisfaction is helping people feel happier and accomplished in their working lives through empowering individuals and teams to work smarter using tech. Her passion led her to establish Economic Change CIC, a consultancy to empower non-profits with Salesforce and the Salesforce Supermums, a programme to support mums to retrain in Salesforce and pursue a flexible well-paid career.<br />
<strong>SUKVINDER KATHURI</strong><br />
Director TechGirls<br />
An experienced IT Trainer, Assessor and Internal Verifier with a broad range of skills and experience in the education sector.</p>
<p><strong>GAIL ORENSTEIN</strong><br />
NEWS Drone Journalist, first civilian to drone Iraq and Kurdistan<br />
Gail Orenstein is an award winning photojournalist &amp; drone journalist covering humanitarian areas and conflict zones. She is an FAA and CAA licensed commercial UAV pilot and has droned in 21 countries. She is a speaker and educator and a champion of women&#8217;s issues.<br />
Her work is globally recognised and can be seen on CNN, BBC, Time, Aljazeera and The times of London.</p>
<p><strong>ROISIN McCARTHY</strong><br />
Co-Founder,Women in Data UK.<br />
Roisin has over a 18 years of experience recruiting in Data and Analytics. My network of clients, contacts and candidates is unrivalled, this is reflected in the success of my team and Datatech&#8217;s ever growing presence. We have tailored/assisted the UK&#8217;s leading Data Scientists, Analysts, Statisticians with their careers, whilst supplying data focussed organisations with cutting edge Data and Analytical professionals.<br />
<strong>NORA STOLZ</strong><br />
Diversity Strategist &amp; Founder of Women Breakfast Club<br />
The WomenBreakfastClub.com is a global initiative to connect like-minded women to talk business! In a positive and energising atmosphere we bring women together for professional networking and skill development. She also advises companies on organisational culture, diversity &amp; talent strategy. The aim is to help you find and attract the right talent as well as to create a culture where diversity talent is set up for success.</p>
<p><strong>ROSH WIJAYARATHNA</strong><br />
Managing Director, Silicon Valley Bank<br />
Rosh has over 16 years of financial services experience, I lead a team of deep sector experts dedicated to helping technology companies accelerate faster. Across the entire UK ecosystem, we have established a market leading presence with the largest technology team covering over 2,000 clients.</div>
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		<title>Women In Tech UK Chapter launch &#124; London, UK</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Jan 2019 13:27:35 +0000</pubDate>
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				<div class="et_pb_tab_content"><p><strong>As a new year has started, Women in Tech® is happy to announce the opening of the UK Chapter. </strong></p>
<p>Candyce Costa will be leading this chapter as our Ambassador. This event will bring together women and men who wish to foster diversity in the tech industry around the UK.</p>
<p>If you wish to make a change, we would love to hear your voice so please join us for our roundtables followed by a networking session around some drinks.</p>
<p>We will be very happy to welcome you all for our event in the evening on Wednesday 23rd January 2019 at:<br />Code Worldwide<br />Bankside Floor 7<br />90 Southwark St,<br />London SE1 0SW</p></div>
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				<div class="et_pb_tab_content"><h3><strong>Programme</strong></h3>
<h3>6:30pm : WELCOME</h3>
<p>Welcoming speech by STEVE BROWN, Next Tech girls, Director Empiric.<br />AYUMI MOORE AOKI, Founder and CEO Women in Tech<br />CANDYCE COSTA, Ambassador Women in Tech UK Chapter</p>
<h3>6:50 &#8211; 7:20 pm: DEBATE</h3>
<p><b>Is the lack of diversity in Tech today a pipeline problem?</b></p>
<p><strong>Moderator:</strong><br />DAVID SAVAGE<br />Founder, Editor, Host &#8211; Tech Talks</p>
<p><strong>Panel of guests:</strong></p>
<p>JOANA BAPTISTA<br />Women of the Future Awards 2017, Rising Star Awards 2018<br />Inspiring Juniors 2018, Most Promising Junior Award &#8211; Women in Tech 2018</p>
<p>STEVE BROWN<br />Director Empiric, Next Tech Girls</p>
<p>NIM HAAS<br />Head of Marketing GPS, Holmes Report Top 25 Innovator in EMEA 2018</p>
<p>MATT MCNEANY<br />CEO at Code Worldwide / EVP, Global Chief Technology Officer at RAPP</p>
<h3>7:30 &#8211; 8:15 pm: ROUND TABLES</h3>
<p>You may choose to participate in 2 round tables. 20 minutes per round table.</p>
<h3>8:15 &#8211; 8:25 pm: CLOSING</h3>
<p>CAROLYN STEBBINGS<br />Managing Director CodeWorldwide, Data IQ 100<br />Omniwomen Committee Member, IDM Fellow &amp; Data IQ 100</p>
<h3>8:30 &#8211; 9:15 pm: NETWORKING</h3>
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<p><strong>MATT MCNEANY</strong><br />Founder and CEO of Code Worldwide<br />Matt is the founder and CEO of Code Worldwide. Code is a digital transformation business with a mission to help clients invent a new future for their marketing through technology and data. Code has grown from a 1 man start-up to 9 offices (including 3 off-shore development centres) and is the data/tech provider to Omnicom Precision Marketing Group, the development partner for PHD and OMD’s planning systems and a tech partner to TBWA, DDB, BBDO and DAS agencies.<br />Code’s offering includes Data Engineering &amp; Digital Identity, Marketing Science and Customer Experience Management technologies and Matt is the architect behind its adZU automated marketing platform which Gartner acclaimed as ‘Visionary’.<br />In 2016, Code joined the RAPP Group and Matt become Global CTO of RAPP in addition to his Code work. Matt’s current role is now focussed on Sales &amp; Product Development for Code, continuing to expand the Code network and helping RAPP clients to harness its data and technology capabilities to deliver mass personalisation of experience.<br />Matt is Mancunian, Cambridge-educated and now lives in London with his wife and 2 teenage kids, after a few years in US. He speaks French and German poorly and will happily chat football, rugby and/or politics to anyone who will spare him the time.</p>
<p><strong>NIM HAAS</strong><br />Head of Marketing, Global Processing Services, London.<br />Nim has over a decade of experience working within the digital &amp; tech space. She has spent the last 4 years working in Tech PR managing the communication and brand reputation for fintech companies such as Fidor Bank, Backbase, Covercy … and this across the UK and internationally.<br />Prior to this, Nim worked on various B2B and B2C client accounts where she was in charge of defining the digital integrated communication strategy for brands such as GE Capital Bank, Cofidis and AXA. She also has a strong background in sales and marketing within integrated web agencies and was a key consultant in designing the eCRM system for the brand Peugeot.</p>
<p><strong>KAMILA HANKIEWICZ</strong><br />Managing Director – Girls In Tech, London<br />Kamila Hankiewicz is an Ex-management consultant turned tech entrepreneur, founded two companies; Untrite &#8211; the cognitive automation tech startup and Japana &#8211; eCommerce design store offering Japanese knives and minimalistic homeware. Advocate for women in technology, founded Girls in Tech Poland and co-manages Girls in Tech London &#8211; NGO supporting women interested in starting or advancing their career in STEM fields.</p>
<p><strong>MICHELLE CHIVUNGA NSANZUMUCO</strong><br />Chair International Committee &#8211; British Blockchain Association (BBA)<br />Michelle is Chair of the international committee and senior regional advisor (Africa) at the British Blockchain Association (BBA) exploring emerging technologies such as Blockchain technology particularly in the context of international development, enterprise, climate change, trade and sustainable development.<br />Often referred to as a young thought leader in the Blockchain space her focus is reviewing the impact of this technology for different segments of society and supporting women/business/government/social/economic development and education.</p>
<p><strong>CANDYCE COSTA</strong><br />Women in Tech UK ambassador, Digital Business Women Magazine Founder<br />Candyce Costa is a Social Media, Sales and Marketing Strategist and also the founder of Digital Business Women, an e-Magazine that is targeted at promoting, inspiring and motivating digital and tech women around the globe. Her 15 years’ experience in management, sales and marketing has helped the likes of X-Box, Microsoft, Cisco, Xerox and more recently the International Conference and Exhibition industry. Her experience is to create strategies where Sales and Marketing would work together to become a very powerful tool not only to generate new business opportunities and growth but also to establish brands, create strong business relationships and social media influence.</p>
<p><strong>JOANA BAPTISTA</strong><br />Women of the Future Awards 2017, Rising Star Awards 2018 , Inspiring Juniors 2018, Most Promising Junior Award &#8211; Women in Tech 2018<br />Joana is an Award &#8211; winning 17-year-old founder of three startups, podcast show and Economics magazine, alongside her code-club, STEM workshops for disadvantaged pupils and Economics/Politics Conference, sponsored by Microsoft. She regularly gives talks to schools &amp; universities, and once to HRH Princess Anne, and will speak at the AI World Summit and Innovation Enterprise Summits. She has also sat on, and chaired, panels for Cambridge University, GirlGuides, STEMettes and Facebook, and recently was fully funded by the American Embassy to attend a Female Leadership conference in Boston. She is the proud winner of Women in Tech – Most Promising Junior, WeAreTheCity, InspiringJuniors, and Women of the Future Awards.</p>
<p><strong>SOPHIE DEVONSHIRE</strong><br />CEO of The Caffeine Partnership<br />Sophie is an experienced business leader, entrepreneur, brand specialist and author who has worked in and with multinational companies, successful start-ups and agencies.<br />She has personal experience of being a successful entrepreneur, setting up her own award-winning e-commerce business in the middle of the recession which she sold before running a luxury gifts business. Sophie is now the CEO of The Caffeine Partnership, a unique business consultancy which helps leaders to work with purpose and pace. She is an experienced business leader, entrepreneur and brand specialist. She is also a commentator on the future of brands and in has won awards for innovative business set-ups which support a futuristic way of working</p>
<p><strong>AYUMI MOORE AOKI</strong><br />Founder &amp; CEO Women in Tech, Founder &amp; CEO Social Brain<br />Ayumi currently leads Women in Tech®, an international organization whose aim is to bridge the gender gap and Help Women Embrace Tech. She is also the founder and CEO of Social Brain, a human scale, an ​award-winning digital agency based in Paris. Together with her international team she handcrafts social media campaigns. Ayumi grew up in an international and multicultural environment: born in Brazil, studied in South Africa, traveled​ and worked in many countries and now lives in France.</p>
<p><strong>GAIL ORENSTEIN</strong><br />NEWS Drone Journalist, first civilian to drone Iraq and Kurdistan<br />Gail Orenstein is an award winning photojournalist &amp; drone journalist covering humanitarian areas and conflict zones. She is an FAA and CAA licensed commercial UAV pilot and has droned in 21 countries. She is a speaker and educator and a champion of women&#8217;s issues.<br />Her work is globally recognised and can be seen on CNN, BBC, Time, Aljazeera and The times of London.</p>
<p><strong>KATZ KIELY</strong><br />CEO of BEEP, award-winning serial entrepreneur and pioneer<br />Katz is an award-winning serial entrepreneur and pioneer. She built the first open innovation platform for HP, re-architected the way a UN agency does business and designed a behaviour change platform Intel that connected mobiles, big screens and data.<br />A visible voice in the digital transformation, innovation and behaviour change arena, she keynotes at global conferences including TED, SXSW and the Chief Strategy Officer Summit.<br />She also hosted the Women In tech Awards 2018 in Portugal.</p>
<p><strong>ALEXANDRA ISENEGGER</strong><br />Founder &amp; CEO LinkiLaw<br />Alexandra is an entrepreneur, lawyer and mediator. She founded Linkilaw after spotting a gap in the legal sector due to inaccessibility of legal services for startups and entrepreneurs. She’s passionate about effective communication between people, helping parties understand and be understood. It is through open, honest and truthful discussion that conflicts are mitigated and enterprises thrive. Once this essential foundation is built, she helps solidify it with Linkilaw &#8211; drafting simple and effective legal agreements that reflect the true intentions of the people and businesses signing them. At Linkilaw, she’s committed to stopping inefficiencies and helping legal work become accessible through their technology, in-house solutions and legal marketplace.</p>
<p><strong>MARK STEVENSON</strong><br />Manager, Empiric &#8211; Top 10 Big Data Experts on Twitter 2017<br />Mark is an experienced Data headhunter managing the Data pillar for Empiric UK.<br />Mark runs an online thought leadership platform called Data!Data!Data! Which consists of his blog/meetup group/LinkedIn community and his 60,000 twitter followers.<br />Named as one of the Top Ten Big Data Experts on Twitter in 2017 and one of the top 5 most influential Data Science profiles online within several publications in 2016 Mark acts as an “Data influencer” with his thought leadership platform called Data!Data!Data! And over 60,000 twitter followers.</p>
<p><strong>STEVE BROWN</strong><br />Partner Director, Empiric Solutions<br />Steve Brown is a Partner Director at Empiric Solutions the recruitment company with a difference. Empiric deliver specialist technology and change recruitment services globally across its core pillars being; Data, Digital, Cloud and Security. As well as what you would expect from a tech recruitment agency Steve has led the development and growth of the Next Tech Girls initiative something you wouldn’t typically expect from a recruitment agency. Aimed at getting young women interested in technology through a work experience programme that to date this has seen Steve and his team place 100’s of 16 to 20 year olds into brands like 11:FS, Expedia, DWP and Atos (with Code Worldwide coming on-board to support in 2019). 2018 saw the initiative win Diversity project of the year at the Women in IT Excellence Awards, and Empiric to win APSCo’s CSR project of the year. A passionate connector of people it’s his ability to join the dots effectively that helps build the confidence of those around him especially these young women who didn’t realize how exciting the world of tech could be.</p>
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