In-Person Events

 Our discussion with Dr. Askeland centers on the subtle yet powerful role of micro politics in tech environments. We explore how these dynamics influence decisions, shape careers, and impact overall corporate culture. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a seasoned executive, or simply interested in the psychological and social underpinnings of your workplace, this episode offers valuable insights into the art of navigating and leveraging power and influence effectively.  

In our latest episode, we welcomed Jasmin Guthmann to Women in Tech Dorset. Jasmin is an experienced SaaS and Digital Transformation Marketing Leader with more than a decade's track record of driving massive results. She is also a triathlete having completed Ironman Triathlon twice!  In this conversation, we delve deep into what parallels we can draw on from her triathlon career to improve the ambitious career journey. Real insights and a true story of grit. We are proud to present to you a memorable and inspirational discussion.

 In a domain where gender equality remains an ongoing struggle, empowering oneself as a woman has become a transformative journey encompassing value, culture, and conviction. 

This talk by Julia Mullaney explores the path to empowerment, highlighting the uniqueness of each individual's journey and the collective evolution we undergo. 

Tracey Camilleri has spent 20 years at Oxford Said Business School as an Associate Fellow with a focus on designing and directing leadership programmes for business and government. She is Co-Founder and Director of Thompson Harrison, a leadership consultancy. Throughout her career she has helped students and leaders collaborate, express themselves, take risks and be open to new ideas.

We kicked off our webinar series on International Women's Day with a talk by Sana Remekie.

She shared her personal journey as a female founder in the male-dominated tech industry. Despite facing various struggles along the way, she remained resilient and determined in achieving her goals.