The Women in Tech Global Conference 2025 (WTGC2025) united thousands of tech professionals, innovators, and changemakers from across the globe. With 600+ speakers from leading tech companies, fast-growing startups, and pioneering organizations, this year’s event featured thought-provoking panels, immersive workshops, empowering keynotes, and unparalleled opportunities for networking and career advancement.
Building on its legacy as one of the Most Recommended, Best for Learning, and Best for Networking in IT on Eventible, WTGC continues to raise the bar each year — delivering not just insights, but transformative experiences that spark innovation, leadership, and collaboration worldwide.
Looking ahead, the Women in Tech Global Conference 2026 promises to deliver even more groundbreaking content — from the future of AI, Cybersecurity, and Product Innovation to bold discussions on Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Diversity in Tech.
While the numbers reflect the global scale and impact of WTGC2025, the true power of the conference lies in the personal stories and takeaways of our attendees, speakers, and partners. Below, you’ll find testimonials highlighting how WTGC2025 inspired action, unlocked new opportunities, and fostered meaningful connections across the tech community.
What did you like best about the event?
Building connections with highly intelligent and inspirational women across the globe.
Kristen Harris, Founder & CEO at Keynetk Solutions
All the different and relevant topics and the opportunity to network. I managed to connect on LinkedIn with a few other attendees and speakers.
Juliana Smith, Data DNA Ambassador at Onyx Data
The event was managed very well. All the components, from selection, notifications, pre-session checkup, session support, feedback, and user involvement, were on point.
Saaniya Chugh, Senior Technical Consultant at ServiceNow
Flexibility to join different slots. The speakers were well-prepared. It was easy to follow the instructions and join sessions.
Luboslava Uram, Chief Operating Officer at Solvd Group
I've had the privilege of speaking at major tech conferences, both virtually and in person, and this event is on par with most other conferences; it was very well organized. I enjoyed presenting, sharing my insights, and connecting with participants who were truly eager to learn and grow.
Sucheta Gawade, Manager, Client Infrastructure Design at Steward Health Care
What truly made it special was the authenticity in the room (virtual as it was). The speakers didn’t just talk about achievements; they shared their journeys, the lessons, the detours, and the growth. It was a beautiful reminder that we are not alone in our challenges, and that our voices and contributions truly matter.
Taiwo Adeniye, Senior IT Project Manager at Access Bank Plc
It was amazing to hear and network with so many talented women globally.
Aparna Bhat, Senior Analyst at EY
Attending this event was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The sessions were packed with cutting-edge insights and the most up-to-date information in the field, making it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve. The lineup of speakers was truly world-class, each bringing a wealth of knowledge and practical, actionable advice that I can immediately apply to my work.
I was honored to be included as a speaker among such an impressive group of experts. Sharing my expertise with such an engaged and enthusiastic audience was incredibly rewarding. I left the event feeling inspired, better informed, and proud to have contributed to such a high-caliber gathering. I highly recommend this event to anyone serious about professional growth and industry leadership!
Jill Sweeney, Chief Strategist at Redboard Advisors
The topics were relevant, the community was engaging, and the opportunity to connect with talented women from all over the world was priceless. I did not only learn from the messages conveyed, but also how they were conveyed and presented.
Marjana Simic, IT Director at The Salvation Army in Canada
Attending the Women in Tech Global Conference and a session engagement volunteer was more than just a professional development experience, it was a personal one. The event brought together a vibrant, thoughtful, and incredibly talented community of women (and allies) in tech, engineering, leadership, and innovation.
Esther Anyanwu, OBD + Emissions Certification Engineer at Jaguar Land Rover Limited
What could the organizers do to improve the event?
Smaller breakout sessions with audience interaction and workshops. Continuous one-directional presentation for 3 days was difficult to stay engaged in.
Kristen Harris, Founder & CEO at Keynetk Solutions
I believe it’s difficult, but having a host for the sessions would definitely help increase the engagement.
Juliana Smith, Data DNA Ambassador at Onyx Data
Honestly, I am very happy with the overall management. It would be just great if we could get an option to download the session recordings with your copyright, as they expire after a year.
Saaniya Chugh, Senior Technical Consultant at ServiceNow
During the presentation, there was not enough time for questions. Maybe next time, provide instructions to spend less time speaking.
Luboslava Uram, Chief Operating Officer at Solvd Group
Raise further awareness in the network and encourage more women in tech, as well as allies, to participate in the event to enrich it.
Sucheta Gawade, Manager, Client Infrastructure Design at Steward Health Care
Everything was top notch and in place. The organizers might want to consider putting in place a centralized event hub or mobile app with real-time session reminders, networking tools, and speaker resources would help streamline the experience especially for participants juggling time zones.
Taiwo Adeniye, Senior IT Project Manager at Access Bank Plc
There were so many awesome parallel sessions that it became difficult to keep up and choose one.
Aparna Bhat, Senior Analyst at EY
I recommend a quick technical training for all presenters, as there were a few presenters whose slides did not show/move, which made it hard to follow along. I also recommend a way to specify your top skills and an option to mentor/become mentee on those topics. This would increase the connection.
Marjana Simic, IT Director at The Salvation Army in Canada
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