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What an informative day I had with The DEC Network for their Women in Tech conference last week. Learning about AI, new softwares and cross industry interests while networking with some great people, is always a good thing!#entrepreneurship #professionaldevelopment #womenintech

🎉 TechHerFest24 may be over, but the impact is still buzzing! 🚀 The Convener, Gloria Ojukwu , shared some powerful insights about why it’s so important for women to level up in tech. 💖 She emphasized that women don’t need to abandon their long-built businesses to dive into the tech world. Instead, they can explore how to seamlessly integrate tech into their businesses and daily lives. 🙌 So, how are you integrating tech into your work or passions? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #TechHerFest24 #Womenintech #Hertechtrail

Shedding light on the unique challenges that Indigenous women encounter when trying to break into the tech industry is crucial. By identifying and naming these barriers, we pave the way for collective action and innovative solutions. This very mission drove our recent Hackathon, where participants came together to address these issues head-on. Here, one participant bravely shares her personal struggles and experiences in navigating the tech world. Give it a listen! #IndigenousWomeninTech #Tech #Entrepreneur #IndigenousWomen #treaty6territory

Day 2: Rise & Thrive Empowerment Tech Con The fast-paced digital world demands that businesses adapt and scale online, which can be daunting without the right tools and knowledge. Black Women Entrepreneur's globally are lacking access to capital and the ability to scale digitally And struggling daily to increase their revenue and profits. The newest premier Empowerment & Tech event designed with Black Women Entrepreneurs in mind designed to empower you to learn how to fund your business, increase your profits by integrating simple but powerful tech solutions and regain control of your work-life harmony. Welcome to Rise & Thrive Empowerment Tech Con!

Navigating Tech Together: Transition2Tech for Women I often get asked, “Is it hard to be a woman in tech?” And the truth is, while the challenges can be daunting, the rewards can be even greater. The tech industry has traditionally been male-dominated, presenting unique challenges for women navigating this space. From biases that question competence to barriers in growth and representation, these hurdles can make women feel isolated or undervalued. Pay gaps, lack of mentorship, and a scarcity of female role models are more than obstacles—they're realities that women in tech have shown remarkable resilience in overcoming. But these challenges are manageable. Many women have carved paths of success in tech, drawing strength from supportive networks that make them feel connected, strong mentorship, and a shared commitment to change. Today, more than ever, communities and organisations are dedicated to breaking down these barriers, championing diversity, and amplifying the voices of women who enrich the field with their unique perspectives. You are not alone; there is support available in the tech industry. At Transition2Tech, we're here to guide and support you every step of the way as you navigate your journey into the tech industry. We're dedicated to helping you succeed in a field that values every step you take forward. You're not alone in this journey. _______________________________________________________________________________ I am Mabel Omubo-Dede, Co-founder and Lead Coach of Transition2Tech Academy. I am here to guide you as you transition gracefully into the tech industry. ________________________________________________________________________________ #WomenInTech #Transition2Tech #EmpoweringWomen #SupportInTech

The dynamic Women in Technology (WIT) network, alongside the 10,000 Small Businesses program, recently hosted an enlightening workshop dedicated to revolutionizing small businesses through technology. 🌐💡 Over a transformative half-day session, entrepreneurs dove deep into the digital world, exploring key areas like social media, big data, the Internet of Things, and digital payments. The goal? To unlock new avenues for growth and efficiency in their ventures. Let’s celebrate initiatives that support women's advancement and foster community growth. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dMdVEZ68 #WomenInTechnology #SmallBusinessGrowth #DigitalTransformation #CadoganLaw

Embrace the power of possibility! 💡 Susan Wojcicki reminds us that while technical degrees are valuable, they're not the only path into the tech world. Let's break barriers and empower women to pursue their passion in tech, regardless of their academic background. 💪🏽 #halfthesky #WomenInTech #WomenInSTEM #Empowerment #TechJourney #CareerInTech

What to do if you feel lost in your path in tech as a woman? Navigating a challenging landscape can be tough, especially when facing inequality, imposter syndrome, or outright discrimination in a male-dominated field. However, the most crucial tool you possess is within you, as noted by Andrea, our Project Manager: "trust your gut". It might be tempting to ignore your feelings, but they are often the most reliable guide to reaching your desired destination. Have you had similar experiences? What actions do you take when feeling this way? Share your thoughts and this post to support more women in tech! . . . . #womenintech #WomenInSTEM #projectmanager

Dreaming of a tech career but feel stuck? You're not alone. The tech industry is booming, but only 16% of rural tech workers are women like you. That's gotta change! Ready to close the gap and take control of your future? Comment "WOMEN IN TECH MATTERS" below and our team will reach out to show you how! We can't wait to connect. #techisthenewtrap #BlackInTech #techatlanta #breakintotech #workingintech #girlsintech #womenintech #techcareer #blackwomenintech #blackintech #blackintechnology