Every Woman Forum- Advancing women in technology
by Startacus Admin
In the middle of March 2015 there will be a fantastic opportunity for women from across the country to take part in the inaugural Everywoman Forum; the topic of which will be ‘Advancing Women in Technology’.
Everywoman
If you haven't yet come across ‘Everywoman’, they are a wonderful organisation that makes it its mission to improve and encourage the advancement of women in business.
Every year their programme of awards sets out to celebrate the marvellous achievements of the UK's most successful women in business, and while doing so unearth a whole collection of role models and mentors with which to inspire and empower the country's next generation of women leaders.
Everywoman Forum 2015; Advancing Women in Technology
In its inaugural year, the Forum is a day jam-packed with activities and events designed to inspire engage and encourage all women present and will include; interactive masterclasses, motivational pick-me-ups, a panel discussion, speeches from experts and networking opportunities.
“This everywoman Forum is a splendid opportunity, both to celebrate and learn from female role models in the IT sector. I want to see all our talent in science, technology and engineering fully utilised. This is not just a business imperative; it is also a matter of fairness and that means girls and women considering all the options in these fields.” Said Prime Minister David Cameron
The Details
The Everywoman forum 2015 will be taking place in London on 17th March the same day as their FDM Everywoman in Technology awards, which puts the spotlight on the country’s most talented women who are changing the world of technology.
600 women, all aspiring to become technology leaders of tomorrow will attend and benefit from all the wonderful things that the forum has to offer, including bespoke practical career advice from some of the woman's most prominent women in technology.
It is the biggest event of its kind in the UK and promises to be simply unmissable for any women who are hoping to forge a career within the technology sector.
Startacus Deal
We are delighted to announce that Startacus members can get a 20% discount on the ticket price of the forum! Just pop us an email with your name and Startacus username to iam@startacus.net and we will get you over a handy discount code!
Have a look at the Everywoman plans for the day and see what you think, and check out the video below.
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Everywoman forum- Advancing Women in Technology
In its inaugural year, the Forum is a day jam-packed with activities and events designed to inspire engage and encourage all women present and will include; interactive masterclasses, motivational pick-me-ups, a panel discussion, speeches from experts and networking opportunities.
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