Women in STEM & Technology Speakers

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Tracey Follows United Kingdom

One of Forbes' Top 50 Female Futurists in the World, Founder & Futurist of Futuremade Ltd

Katie King United Kingdom

CEO of AI in Business & Author of "AI Strategy for Sales and Marketing"

Camilla Dybendal Norway

Increasing number of women in business & tech

Clare O Connor Ireland

Championing females in STEM & non-traditional roles | Pioneering Marine Engineering Officer | TEDx Speaker | Coach Mentor Trainer

Nivi Sharma Kenya

Expert of technology, innovation, and education in emerging markets and COO of BRCK

Modupe Darabidan Nigeria

Technology, women and youth empowerment

Maggie Aderin-Pocock United Kingdom

British Space Scientist Who Presented 'The Sky At Night', 'Do We Really Need The Moon?' & 'In Orbit: How Satellites Rule Our World'

Professor Dame Wendy Hall United Kingdom

Regius Professor of Computer Science & the Executive Director of Web Science Institute at University of Southampton, Co-Chair of the UK Government AI Review & Fellow of the Royal Society

Sarita Bahety Nepal

Strategic Alliances and Partnerships Sales, EMEA

Dionne Condor-Farrell United Kingdom

Award-winning leader in Tech, Career Coach and Speaker with 20 plus years experience in the tech industry

Amy Vaughan United States

Using technology and digital transformation to close the networking gap for women

Helen Mannion United Kingdom

Award-winning AI leader, coach & STEM advocate sharing insights on leadership, ethical AI & balancing career with family

Zainab Adigun United Kingdom

Structural engineer mad about structures around the world

Oyinkansola Adebayo United Kingdom

Economically empowering Black women in tech through upskilling in Web 2.0 and Web 3.0

Rocio del Pilar Chile

STEM activist, advocate for gender equality in science & technology, founder of digital platform The STEM Trend

Chelsea Rucker United States

I'm here to tell you that difficult is not impossible.

Joyce Onyeagoro Nigeria

Empowering women through tech and storytelling

Katharine Wolanyk United States

Industry leader in intellectual property and patent litigation

Dr Juliette Tobias-Webb Australia

Behavioural Scientist; Bias and Organisational Design Expert; Superstar of STEM; Women in Leadership MBA Lecturer

Sunaina Aytan United Kingdom

Winner of TechWomen100 2019, cyber security specialist and advocate for promoting more inclusion and diversity in tech

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