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During Celosphere 2023, the Women in Process Mining organization hosted a panel discussion sharing experiences, advice, and insight for women in tech.
At Community Summit, the Women in Tech session explored three core pillars while addressing factors contributing to the gender gap in tech.
During the Women in Tech session at Community Summit, the panel touched on soft skills, imposter syndrome, and the future of women in tech.
The Women in Tech Session at Community Summit 2023 addressed the importance of mentorship, allyship, and community.
Angela Kim shares how the Women in AI organization is enabling women, especially those in minority groups, to upskill and thrive in the economy.
Christine Hunter of Celonis shares how the Women in Process Mining community is paving the way for women and the future of process mining.
Women in Process Mining provides a community for women to strengthen their leadership and magnify their influence in this tech field.
During the Women in Tech session at Community Summit 2022, Cathy Richards-Ingram from Avalara, Jennifer Harris from TMC, and Ann D’Emilio from Vertex shared their experiences and advice as women in the technology field.
The Women in Tech session inspired hundreds of attendees as they learned about and discussed topics from taking risks to fostering an inclusive workplace.
At Summit North America 2022, Gayle Keller delivered the Women in Tech session keynote, which focused on taking risks, closing the gender gap, and achieving sustainable empowerment.
Are there ways that we can create change in Women in Technology conversations? How can we challenge the stigma that has existed for so long? In this “Back @ IT” episode, Aaron chats with Gayle Keller to uncover answers to these questions.
Innovation is born from diversification in thought, ideas, and passions. We have come a long way to close the gap for women in technology. However, we still have a long way to go. So, what can we do?