WHAT IS THE WOMEN IN TECH. FEST 2020?

Leading the future of tech diversity through content, inspiration and empowerment

“MINDBLOWING, EDUCATIONAL, INSPIRATIONAL”

Now in its 5th year – Women in Tech Fest is a proven, high level, fun and immersive event for forward thinking women who want to learn, expand their networks and realise their full potential.

This year we are doing things a little differently! With current uncertainty surrounding regulations and travel restrictions, this year’s event will be virtual.

You’ll still get all the good stuff a live event offers:

• Hanging out with Australia’s most successful tech founders, leaders and role models from diverse industries and skill sets
• Experience the remarkable stories, strategies and latest tech trends powering the future of the industry
• Connecting with our speakers and attendees through our virtual platform, including: 2 way interactive roundtables, virtual networking ‘lounge’, live Q&A and chat functions
• Inspiration, empowerment and access to the tools and connections you need to drive your career path forward, now and in a post-COVID-19 landscape

Women in Tech Fest 2020 is your investment in yourself and your future at a critical juncture for the industry. Don’t miss your opportunity!

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“It was delightful, insightful and inspiring listening to such a depth and breadth of knowledge and experience. I loved the conviction with which the conference and the speakers so warmly embraced and empowered delegates” Sharon Brogan, Project Manager, UNSW

“Inspiring, great opportunity to collaborate with a hugely diverse group of people with daring ideas and high energy”, 2019 attendee

“A conference designed to showcase the impact women are having ON technology. Technology made better by women. I really appreciated the way in which the presentations were told, stories with personal insights to share with us and suggestions on how to improve. This was a real highlight and different to most conferences I've attended was how good the story telling was.” Justin Hutchens, Manager OT Operations Hosting, BHP

“The fantastic thing was that it felt like I was amongst equally capable and motivated technology enthusiasts - not a room full of women” Victoria McGloin, Technology Manager, UNSW