Women in Tech 2020
Women in Tech Leadership Conference
The Inclusive Tech Alliance (ITA) Women in Tech Leadership Conference is taking place on 24th March 2020. The conference will be attended by over 200 senior leaders from across the UK tech sector.
The conference will cover the following topics and more:
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Co-Hosts
SHEREE ATCHESON
Head of Diversity and Inclusion, Monzo Bank
DEBORAH LEARY, OBE
CEO Forensic Pathways Ltd
SPEAKERS
Anna Kuriakose
Chief Product Officer, TotallyMoney
Annabel Berry
CEO, Sapphire
Arusha Gupta
Head of HR- Europe
Cain Ullah
CEO and Co-Founder, Red Badger
Gemma Blezard
CEO & Founder, Ladies Be Architects
Hasani Jess
UK CTO, Simply Business
Jessie Link
Senior Director of Engineering, Twitter
John Abel
Technical Director, Office of the CTO, Google
Kadine James
UK Lead, Women in 3D Printing | Creative Tech Lead, Hobs 3D
Kate Beaumont
Director of Innovation, Technology and Services. Samsung
Professor Kiran Trehan
Professor of Leadership and Enterprise Development, Birmingham Business School
Kirsty Gilchrist
Managing Director, Twogether Creative
Obum Ekeke
Global Lead, University Relations & Educational Partnerships, DeepMind
Rahma Javed
Director of Engineering, Deliveroo
Reshma Sohoni
Managing Partner and Co-founder, Seedcamp
Dr Sam Shah
Global Digital Advisor and Clinical Director, The Ivory Clinic
Sharon Moore MBE
CTO for Public Sector, IBM
Yvonne Bajela
Founding Member and Principal, Impact X Capital Partners LLP
Zoe McDougall
VP Corporate Communications, Oxford Nanopore Technologies
About the ita
The Inclusive Tech Alliance (ITA) was launched at the House of Commons in November 2018. ITA is a membership body focused on supporting efforts to improve diversity within the UK Tech sector. It is a collaboration with the Financial Times, who produced a special report into ethnic diversity in tech on the same day. Our membership offer for 2019 is available upon request.
As part of the launch, we released a separate report highlighting deep inequalities within the tech sector. The research featured in the Guardian, City AM, iNews, Independent, Mirror and other media outlets. It showed that only 12.6% of board members in the country’s largest tech firms were women. Download our tech briefing.