Women in Tech
Our mission statement:
Our mission is to celebrate women at every stage of their technology journey. We're creating a network to enable women to share their experiences, advice, and raise awareness of challenges we are yet to overcome. It is too common for women to feel isolated within this industry, and we're building the foundations to provide women with a platform they can rely on.
Whether you're an apprentice, a manager, a woman, or a man - you have a part to play in helping us tackle the gender diversity deficit. Our goal is that one day soon, this campaign will no longer be necessary.
The Women in Tech Festival is now virtual, and better than ever!
Grab your place now, with the early bird discount set to close on Friday 14th August
Three things we may take from lockdown into the post Covid-19 world
Bev White, CEO, Harvey Nash Group, discusses our takeaways from lockdown, including how the post-Covid IT landscape must include more opportunities for women
New survey reveals huge gender gap in British IT sector
Experts believe this gap is due to lower participation of girls in STEM subjects
Interview: Nimisha Patel, CIO of the Year
“I always wanted to be a CIO, but there were times I thought I would never make it,” says CIO of the Year Nimisha Patel
The Women in Tech Excellence Awards return in November
The Women in Tech Awards celebrate all steps on the career ladder: from rising stars to outstanding returners
The Women in Tech Festival returns for 2020
The Festival was a great success in 2019, and Computing and CRN are pleased to bring it back this year to celebrate the success of women in IT and the channel
Are government attempts to boost diversity in tech too little, too late?
Charlotte Allery, Employment Solicitor in the Technology Sector at Coffin Mew, argues that the government must do more to promote diversity in the technology industry
Tackling the STEM 'bro-culture': why women need to build networks of their own
"Society discourages women from entering STEM fields," says entrepreneur Christine Telyan
If you make a big mistake you've got to bake a cake, says Sky's tech head Natasha Sayce-Zelem
Natasha Sayce-Zelem, Head of Technology, Digital Service at Sky, revealed to the Women in Tech Festival one of her secrets to help banish the blame culture from IT
Becoming a T-shaped engineer
The FT's Angelique Vu on how she switched from the creative arts to software engineering
The Women in Tech Festival - all the best photos from the day
See all the fun activities, sessions, workshops and events from the Women in Tech Festival - with over 600 people having a blast!
The Women in Tech Festival sets a theme for the future
Computing's inaugural festival was a roaring success. Computing' editorial director Stuart Sumner discusses why it's the future for technology events
First-ever Women in Tech Festival this week attracts more than 600 delegates
More than 600 delegates from across the IT industry attended the first Women in Tech Festival UK this week, hosted by Computing and Computer Reseller News
Women are put off STEM careers and it's hurting the UK, says CWJobs
Time to stop just talking the talk, says commercial director Dominic Harvey. More diverse companies do better
Who's headlining today's Women in Tech Festival UK 2019?
And what can they teach you?
Pinsent Masons' Donna Mayers and Charlotte Roxon discuss tech law, technology and the gender pay gap
Pinsent Masons' Donna Mayers and Charlotte Roxon take questions ahead of the Women in Tech Festival next week
5 transferable skills you can learn at the Women in Tech Festival 2019
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How to make the most of the Women in Tech Festival
Squeeze every last drop out of your ticket
Why men should attend the Women in Tech Festival 2019
Support women, make contacts - and have some empathy
Five reasons you should be at the Women in Tech Festival UK 2019
With less than two weeks to go, time is running out to get your tickets
Returner programmes are increasing diversity at the BBC
There are more than 70 returner programmes operating across the UK now, compared to just three in 2014
FT Women UK chair Angelique Vu on addressing tech's diversity issue
Angelique Vu, software engineer and chair of FT Women UK, speaks about her diversity shock after moving to the tech industry, and the code she's written to uncover unconscious bias
Six networking tips for women new to tech
Networking for n00bs
You don't need to know how to code to be successful in tech
Entrepreneur Sukhi Jutla graduated into the banking industry, but re-trained herself to enter the challenging world of technology
