When Passion Becomes Purpose: Creating Your Life’s Work
Expert Webinar Series
Hosted by WomenTech Network
date
March 19, 2026
time
12:00:00
address
Virtual Event
We’re excited to welcome Sairan Aqrawi as our featured guest speaker!
Many women in engineering build successful careers but still feel called to something more meaningful. In this session, Sairan shares how to turn your technical expertise, lived experiences, and inner passion into purposeful work that creates impact, influence, and fulfillment. Learn how to align who you are with what you do — and design a career that truly feels like yours.
In short: Women in tech need more than technical excellence to be impactful — they need clarity, confidence, and the courage to lead with purpose.
Participants will learn how to:
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Identify the intersection of passion, strengths, and impact to define their unique purpose.
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Reframe technical skills as leadership assets, not just job functions.
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Build the confidence to pivot or evolve their career without starting over.
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Communicate their value with clarity and influence to open new opportunities.
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Create a personal strategy and action plan to turn passion into meaningful, sustainable work.
The event will kick off with a 30-minute keynote from Sairan, followed by a live Q&A before one-on-one begins.
Hosted By
Agenda
12:00:00
Welcome & Opening Remarks
12:05:00
When Passion Becomes Purpose: Creating Your Life’s Work by Sairan Aqrawi + Q&A
12:35:00
1:1 Networking
Speakers
Sairan Aqrawi
Director of Rail & Transit
Sairan Aqrawi helps women engineers turn their expertise into influence and their passion into purpose. An engineer turned strategist and leadership coach, she blends technical credibility with practical leadership tools to help women in tech communicate with confidence, navigate career transitions, and step into high-impact roles. Through mentorship, speaking, and mindset shifts, she empowers women to own their voice, lead boldly, and create meaningful impact — not just in their careers, but in their industries. She believes technical excellence is just the beginning — leadership is what changes the game.
