Jumoke
Dada
Founder at Tech Women Network
"Pathways to Entrepreneurship for Technical Women"
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Session: Pathways to Entrepreneurship for Technical Women
Are you a woman in tech who feels stuck in your career? Do you have entrepreneurial aspirations but you don't know where to start? Join technologist, entrepreneur, and storyteller Jumoke Dada for a conversation about ways to obtain fulfillment and independence with your career. During the talk, she will share information on how to pivot into a new role, reinvent yourself as a brand, or launch a business or nonprofit.Powered by the Tech Women Network - an online platform for diverse technical women - HUE events are diversity-in-tech events designed to educate, elevate, and empower women of color in tech.
Bio: Jumoke Dada
Jumoke K. Dada is best described as a visionary and techie whose sweet spot lies at the intersection of innovation, entrepreneurship, goodwill, and girl power.As an experienced technologist and the principal of Signature RED, she provides technology consulting services to companies and creates tools for women with careers in technology. The Tech Women Network, an online platform for women with technical skills, and the HUE Tech Summit for women of color are two of her creations.
As an international speaker, Dada is passionate about empowering women and girls. Over the years, she has been recognized in the media for her innovative ideas, leadership skills, and community involvement. Additionally, she is a contributing writer for ForbesWomen where she covers diversity in tech.
Dada holds a B.S. in Computer & Information Sciences, along with real estate and scrum master certifications.
To learn more about her work, visit her portfolio site dadaverse.org or follow her on Twitter @jumokedada.