Communities for women in tech play a key role in personal and business growth, unlocking partnership opportunities, inspiring new ideas and providing instant feedback. In this article, we take a look at why communities matter for women in the industry, as well as the best ways to identify the most suitable communities for individual needs. […]
Discover how JEM Coaching founder Jess Mills supports women in tech and beyond to rebuild confidence, clarify goals, and thrive after parental leave through her Empowered Transitions program.
At Nando’s, women are making an impact across all areas of technology. In this Q&A, we speak with Aurora about her journey in tech and the challenges she’s faced. Could you tell us a bit about your background and what were your early interests or passions were before entering tech? I grew up playing classical […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just a buzz-word, it’s transforming the way we live and work. From chatbots and voice assistants to advanced data analytics and medical breakthroughs, AI is shaping industries at lightning speed. But rapid innovation brings both risks and opportunities. For women in tech, whilst AI could open doors to exciting new careers, […]
Two women in tech at Intact Insurance share how bringing their daughters into the workplace changed perceptions of the industry, sparked new ambitions, and showed how work experience can inspire the next generation of women in technology.
Women in Tech Case Study: Dawn Sherwood shares her journey from admin work to leadership in the tech industry. Learn how she overcame self-doubt, built strong teams, and inspires the next generation of women in STEM to succeed.
Women at Intact Insurance UK: Redefining Balance & Leadership
From bootcamps and apprenticeships to returnships and mentorship, explore the best routes for women breaking into tech.
Travel Chapter: Michaela’s Journey From QA to Leadership
Mohammed Rehman from Arden University explores why fewer teenagers are choosing to study Computing at GCSE — with a particularly sharp decline in the number of girls taking the subject.