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On this episode of the Women Disrupting Tech podcast, Joanna Pamphilis explains how we can build an inclusive culture in FinTech.
She stresses the importance of collaboration and inclusivity, arguing that diversity should be a two-way learning experience, not crafted in isolation.
Learn more by reading the show notes or listen on Apple, Spotify and Goodpods.More
Imagine the possibilities of inspiring and motivating women in tech with the knowledge and insights you have gained during your own tech career.
If you want to learn how to do that, or just be inspired, you want to listen to the new episode of Women Disrupting Tech with Claudia Bruce-Quartey.More
Rolien Wiersinga, through her company Circular Green, offers “Plants as a Service,” which extends the life of plants while improving work environments. In this podcast episode, we unravel the logistical challenges of circular entrepreneurship and discuss the mental health benefits of plants. And we discover the unexpected social impact of Plants as a Service.More
In deze Nederlandstalige aflevering van de Women Disrupting Tech podcast spreekt host Dirkjan Hupkes met Sanne Jongejan van Curio over de rol van het onderwijssysteem bij het gebrek aan vrouwen in de techniek. Je vind deze aflevering ook op Apple, Spotify, Goodpods en Google.More
This podcast episode from Women Disrupting Tech features a dialogue on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) with tech veteran Ingrid Tappin. Topics include attributes of an inclusive leader, the need for relationship and network building, and using KPIs for effective DEI. The conversation also highlights the forthcoming DEI in Tech Summit on November 23, organized by Tappin’s company, Diverse Leaders in Tech.More
The Women Disrupting Tech podcast’s latest episode features Vera op den Brouw, a European patent attorney, who discusses her journey in the world of patents, the process of securing a patent, and how to encourage more women to apply for patents. More
At a panel discussion on career advancement for women in tech at the Hague Tech, the panelists shared a number of crucial strategies that can help. This blogposts lists them and explains the background.More
In episode 29 of Women Disrupting Tech, CEO and co-founder of ed-tech startup Enatom, Lusanne Tehupuring, discusses how the company is evolving anatomy lessons akin to a 1632 painting by Rembrandt. The podcast delves into Enatom’s contribution to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, its work in countries with restrictions on dissecting human bodies, and Tehupuring’s personal journey to co-founding the startup.More
The 28th episode of Women Disrupting Tech features a conversation with Irene Samwel from ImpactCity and Arianne van der Linden from Kwebbel. They discuss the role of impact in attracting women to tech startups and how The Hague supports this impact. Plus, you can learn more about the 8th edition of ImpactFest and apply for 1 of 3 free tickets.More
In episode 27 of Women Disrupting Tech, StellarUp CEO and co-founder Estelle Roux reveals how mentors can support women in tech, talks about her journey as a startup founder, and explains why tech is more than just code.More
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