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Rana el Kaliouby, Ph.D., speaker at the WomenTech Global Conference 2020, is a pioneer in Emotion AI. She is the Co-Founder and CEO of Affectiva, as well as the author of the newly released book “Girl Decoded: A Scientist’s Quest to Reclaim Our Humanity by Bringing Emotional Intelligence to Technology.”

We had the distinct pleasure of sitting down (virtually) with Alexandra Shtetinska, HR Manager and SBP, and Angelina Delcheva, Talent Acquisition Partner,  from The Coca-Cola Company to learn more about their IT center in Sofia, how they’re shaping the employee experience for women in STEM, and how they are developing networking and learning opportunities within the STEM community. 

With the WomenTech Global Conference 2020 just around the corner, we wanted to support you, our 200+ speakers, in the preparation of your presentation or workshop. We created a three-part series and in this guide, you can find tips on how to:

• Create a Successful Virtual Workshop - so that your participants stay engaged and leave with new skills and knowledge.

With the WomenTech Global Conference 2020 just around the corner, we wanted to support you, our 200+ speakers, in the preparation of your presentation or workshop. Therefore we prepared a three-part series with guides on different topics; in this one, you can find tips on how to:

With the WomenTech Global Conference 2020 just around the corner, we wanted to support you, our 200+ speakers, in the preparation of your presentation or workshop. We prepared a three-part series with tips, and in this guide you can find out how to:

• Write a Memorable Speech - because you can't have a good presentation or workshop without a clear, focused message.

The COVID-19 crisis causes challenges for most companies worldwide. At WomenTech Network we want to support hiring managers at companies that need it the most. Companies that live diversity and inclusion and create a culture of belonging.

We know that these times are hard for everyone, but they are especially hard for hiring specialists. 

If you’ve ever tried to follow crypto Twitter, you may feel like you’ve entered a chat room full of Wall Street bros. There’s a lot of terminology, numbers, and symbols that make the feed look like a spreadsheet. And for many people, that’s an isolating experience.
But Tavonia Evans wants cryptocurrency to work for everyone, and she believes it can be a powerful mechanism for growing the Black economy. So she started GUAP Coin to help increase financial freedom in the Black community with a cryptocurrency focused on their success.