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Women in Technology

Issue 83 - June 2017

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In this issue...

Women smashing the silicon ceiling in tech: If you want something badly enough you will move mountains to get it – Jeanette Forbes, Chief Executive of PCL Group

Mums on the run: Why coding offers mums freedom to break out of underemployment in jobs below their skill level – June Angelides, Founder and CEO of Mums in Technology

Using technology to help encourage more inclusion and diversity in surveying – Stephanie Bentley, PropTech Product Executive at RICS

Meet the women driving digital product development in the motor industry – Hayley McMillan, Product Owner at Arnold Clark

How women can turn learning to code into a realistic career change – Catherine Heath, Tech Blogger and aspiring Programmer

Tech is about possibilities and progress for all so it should have no gender limitations – Hagit Kaufman, Vice President of Design and Brand at Wix.com

Now is the time for women in tech to disrupt the status quo: Be bold and have the courage of your convictions – Sarah Martin, Programme Manager for Mi-IDEA – Womanthology

Why everyone benefits from a digital ‘tune-up’, from local businesses through to senior citizens – Nicola Robinson, Digital Trainer at Google’s Digital Garage in Sheffield

Women in tech: We are not afraid of ‘hard’ subjects because hard work means brainpower and discipline for creating something from nothing – Nastaran Bisheban, Vice President of Global Delivery at Rakuten Kobo

Why I’m passionate about improving people’s lives through tech – Kristina Barrick, Digital Innovation Manager at Breast Cancer Care

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