Girls In Tech partners with Prime Minister’s office and Inspiring Fifty for mentoring event

[This blog post was updated Wednesday 4th of March – after details were confirmed by the Prime minister Office and Inspiring Fifty confirmed last details. We made the last minute changes visible by crossing the wrong information and adding the right info in bold]

Girls In Tech is partnering with the Prime Minister’s office and Inspiring Fifty to host a mentoring session, where top women in the European technology community will mentor women seeking a successful career in tech, or to further their career in tech (however it does not need to be a very technical role).

Girls In Tech is now looking for forty women interested in meeting role models at this high-profile session at the Downing Street itself next Friday 6 March at 2.30pm They will get the chance to meet and learn from a phenomenal group of women who were recently identified as the most inspiring women in the European tech community. See the list of confirmed mentors at the bottom of this blog post.

These women role models were selected following a year-long search by Inspiring Fifty, a pan-European programme that identifies, encourages, develops and showcases women in leadership positions within the technology sector.

The mentoring session follows a roundtable hosted by Baroness Shields at 10 Downing Street to debate the opportunities and challenges of faced by women in tech, at which Girls In Tech will be taking a seat!

Application to the event are now closed. 

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The selection of applicants is going to be tough

 

We have closed the form to apply this morning after communication with the Prime Minister office that they are looking for forty young women – and after receiving phenomenal interest over the last four days.

If you have applied, you will hear from Girls in Tech later today on the selection process – and will be soon confirmed or not if you have been allocated a seat.

Unfortunately we won’t be  are not able to offer everyone a seat, event though we wish so. For the ones that were not selected, we will back to you with other mentoring opportunities in the soon future – Girls in Tech is to start a leadership mentoring program in the spring.

Be reassured and stay tuned via our Facebook or Twitter.

 

Mentors confirmed by the Home Office

Catherine Barba
Dr Sue Black
Paola Bonomo
Judith Clegg
Elaine Coughlan
Sherry Coutu
Nancy Cruickshank
Amélie Faure
Maelle Gavet
Corinne Goddign-Vigreux
Karen Hanton
Claudia Helming
Stephanie Hospital
Laura Jordan Bambach
Stephanie Kaiser
Neelie Kroes
Barbara Labate
Avid Larizadeh
Camilla Ley Valentin
Nicola Mendelsohn
Victoria Morrison
Lindsey Nefesh-Clarke
Janneke Niessen
Louise O’Sullivan
Kathryn Parsons
Justine Roberts
Joanna Shields
Ola Sitarska
Anita Krohn Traaseth
Wendy Tan White
Sarah Wood
Gabriele Zedlmayer
Josephine Goube
Joelle Frijters
Geraldine Le Meur
Linda Liukas
Lara Rouyres
Jennifer Schenker
Marina Tognetti
Colette Ballou

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