Women Helping Women: Navigating Career Progression
Join the Arizona Technology Council’s Women in the Workforce Committee on Thursday, November 1 from 4:30-6:30PM for a panel discussion with dynamic women from all stages of careers within technology. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore how evolution of a career happens, creating intentional professional steps, and how we can help to encourage and promote one other.
The discussion will center around challenges women face in the workplace everywhere, and more specifically in the male-dominated technology sector. The panel member perspectives will provide value and insight for women in entry-level positions, through mid and senior management, as well as, executives.
Speakers will address issues such as impostor syndrome, gender-based and unconscious biases, negative self-talk, and others. What we are looking to gain from this panel discussion are ways of recruiting, supporting, empowering and promoting ourselves within the industry. Through better understanding in the how and the why challenges happen and identifying effective tools to change our experience, we can begin to effect meaningful and lasting change for ourselves, our peers and the future of the industry.
Who Should Attend?
Women in the Workforce committee members and anyone who might be interested in empowering women in tech. This is an inclusive event open to all genders.
About the Speakers
Moderator: Melissa Bennett, Product Manager, JusticeTrax, Inc.
Panelists include:
- Lawdan Shojaee, CEO, Axosoft
- Shereka Jackson, Lead User Technology Specialist, City of Phoenix Parks and Rec
- Claudia Hyder, Senior Project Manager iCrossing
- Tiffany Sweeney, Software Engineer, Glynlyon, Inc.
Event Sponsors
JusticeTrax is a leading developer of software tools for forensic labs and provides information services for law enforcement agencies worldwide.
Presented By
AZTC WIW Committee
Location
2111 E Highland Ave
Phoenix ,
AZ
85016
Venue
Hera Hub
Date
November 1, 2018
Time
4:30PM-6:30PM
Cost
[AZTC Members, $15] [Non-Members, $25]
Register