What is the Women in Tech 2016 conference?

Alongside the national push to bring the next age of economic prosperity for Australia, comes a collective effort to drive innovation across public and private sectors by increasing diversity.

Currently less than 24% of professionals in Australia’s ICT industry are female, and so to remain competitive organisations must build the right conditions to encourage more women into, and advance those within the tech sector.

Part of how to retain and increase female representation across Australia’s tech industry is to facilitate opportunities for women to network, share experiences and discuss strategic solutions to the key challenges facing the sector.

It is thus with great excitement that we announce the inaugural Women in Tech. 2016 conference, that will bring together senior female ICT professionals from across all industries in Sydney from 14 – 16 June 2016.

Women in Tech is not an event about women in tech, it is for women in tech.

Delivering inspirational leaders including:

Renee Gamble

Country Manager, Australia and New Zealand, Google for Work

Google

Hilda Clune

Chief Information Officer

PwC Australia

Mandy Ross

Chief Information Officer

Tatts Group

Karen Lay-Brew

Vice President

Australian Business Software Industry Association

Penny Webb-Smart

Executive Director, Service Reform

NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation

Angela Goodsir

Chief Technology and Systems Operations Officer

Multi Channel Network

Tiziana Bianco

Head of Innovation Lab

Commonwealth Bank

Sarah Adam-Gedge

Corporate Vice President and Managing Director

Avanade Australia

Jayne Opperman

General Manager, Business Integration, Group Technology

Westpac Group

Anastasia Cammaroto

Chief Information Officer

BT Financial Group

Claire Howlett

Chief Information Officer

Department of Environment

Clive Whincup

Chief Information Officer

Woolworths

Suzy Nicoletti

Head of Online Sales

Twitter Australia

Mark Sheppard

Chief Digital Officer

GE Australia and New Zealand

Beth Patterson

Chief Legal & Technology Services Officer

Allens

Our speakers will be directly addressing your key challenges:

Getting inspired and advancing your career

Growing your professional cross sector network

Building a culture that helps you and your team achieve success

Understanding emerging technologies and their impacts on your business

Embracing innovation

Why partner with us?

We believe that joining forces with products and solutions that complement the event content – providing solutions to our delegates’ critical challenges – is the surest way to make a meaningful impact on delegates, creating a win-win situation for you as the partner and for us as an organiser.

Investments range from $7,000 - $40,000

Contact Jon Treherne on +61 (0)2 8188 7536 or jont@questevents.com.au to find out how we can put you in front of a highly engaged and receptive audience.

What is the Women in Tech 2016 conference?

Delivering inspirational leaders including:

Our speakers will be directly addressing your key challenges:

PLUS! Full day in-depth learning sessions on Tuesday 14 June 2016

Why partner with us?

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