Meet our speakers

We’re committed to providing truly unique speaker lineups for our events. All of our speakers applied to be part of Reframe Women in Tech and were selected on the basis that they all shared our vision of changing the narrative around women in tech. Some of them are brand new to public speaking. Some of them are brand new to the world of tech but they all have a journey or story to share and that’s what Reframe Women in Tech is all about.

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Meet our speakers

  • Tori Brown

    Tori Brown

    Opening Keynote - The Journey Not The Goal
    Tori Brown

    Tori Brown

    Opening Keynote - The Journey Not The Goal

    Tori Brown is an award winning IT Architect, with a proven track record of spearheading Women in IT programmes through her employers, she also supports charities which aim to aid undergraduates from less advantaged backgrounds to access top graduate roles.

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    Jennifer Cox

    Panelist- The Journey Not The Goal
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    Jennifer Cox

    Panelist- The Journey Not The Goal

    Jennifer Cox has over 18 years of experience in Tech and in the Cyber Security industry. She supports her team who work with techies across all of EMEA in enabling best practices and cyber exposure prevention. Jennifer is the Head of Communications for Cyber Women Ireland, an Ambassador for Wentors global mentorship programme, an active member of WITS Ireland (Women in Technology and Science Ireland), WomenTech Community and WiCyS Global (Women in Cyber Security) and works hard to ensure diversity and inclusion within her industry by partaking in roles such as Judging at the Coolest Projects event for kids in the RDS, launching a mentoring project in Tenable, speaking at events such as BSides Dublin, WomenTech Global, BBWIC, CWiCS (Cisco Women in Cyber Security), CBF Fest (Coding Black Females Fest) HexCon, UK CyberWeek, WiCyS Global and more.

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    Rachel Mackie

    Panelist- The Journey Not The Goal
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    Rachel Mackie

    Panelist- The Journey Not The Goal

    With over 14 years’ experience in digital, I have watched the industry change dramatically and been a part of fast adaptation in the market. From regulatory change to Google updates, I have been at the heart of industry change and have learned a substantial amount to drive businesses forward. All the while ensuring colleagues, clients, and businesses forward in line with technological advances.

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    Carlotta Zorzi

    Keynote Speaker - Allyship
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    Carlotta Zorzi

    Keynote Speaker - Allyship
    Carlotta is an international partnership expert, public speaker and coach who started her career in Silicon Valley before entering the London corporate technology scene working for companies such as Oracle and Shopify.
    Outside of Shopify, Carlotta is a board member, mentor to women-centric networks – and Tech Career Coach for School16, a New York-based startup that helps people from all over the world get into tech, regardless of their background.
    Carlotta is also a Visiting Professor at Sussex University, a speaker and winner of the WATC TechWomen100 award in 2021. In 2022, Carlotta was also the winner of Lead5050’s Woman in Tech Award, Women of the Future Programme’s Mentor of the Year Award, ForwardLadies’ Emerging Leader Award and was included in the INvolve HERoes 100 Future Leaders List promoted by Yahoo Finance.
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    Lee Chambers

    Keynote Speaker - Allyship
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    Lee Chambers

    Keynote Speaker - Allyship
    Lee Chambers is the founder and chief psychologist at Essentialise, an inclusive wellbeing agency.
    After a diverse career, including working in corporate finance and building a video game company, he now specialises in supporting organisations to implement wellbeing and inclusion strategically and effectively.
    He has won various awards for his work as an entrepreneur and ally, and became the first Black British scientist to be awarded a Kavli Fellowship by the National Academy of Sciences.
    He is father of two, learned to walk again after illness, and speaks globally on allyship, inclusion and wellbeing.
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    Farhana Fatima Khan

    Panelist - Allyship
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    Farhana Fatima Khan

    Panelist - Allyship

    I am a software engineer with three years of industry experience. I moved to the UK at the start of 2018. It was challenging to start from scratch in a new country with no support system. That is why I firmly believe in the power of community and allyship in the tech industry. I am a strong advocate of getting more women in tech especially engineering roles. I am also a mum to an incredible 4 year old autistic boy.

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    Kim Diep

    Panelist - Allyship
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    Kim Diep

    Panelist - Allyship

    Kim is a Software Engineer at Butternut Box and Positive Psychology & Mindset Coach-in-training. She is creating Curiously Code which is a skills and mindset coaching platform and community in tech. She volunteers as a mentor for underrepresented people in tech and anyone who comes from socially disadvantaged backgrounds. Kim was selected for the Software Engineer of the year award at the 2022 FDM Everywoman in Tech Awards and has been featured in the 2021/2020 Women in Software Power Lists and the 2020 TechWomen100 List. Kim loves instax photography, relaxing at coffee shops and exploring the great outdoors.

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    Nicola Webb

    Panelist - Allyship
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    Nicola Webb

    Panelist - Allyship

    As a Channel Manager at Custodian360, a leading global MSSP, I empower partners to provide robust cybersecurity solutions. I’m also an Ambassador for the Cyber Helpline, assisting cybercrime victims. My passion extends to community engagement with the Cyber House Party events team, and The Beer Farmers, an initiative ensuring no one in our industry gets left behind. I’m committed to promoting digital safety and fostering an inclusive cybersecurity community.

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    Laura Pomfret

    Keynote Speaker - Vulnerability
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    Laura Pomfret

    Keynote Speaker - Vulnerability

    Laura Pomfret is Co-Founder of Financielle, a female-focussed financial wellness app helping women take back control of their money. Women are behind in every area of personal finance including pay, literacy and wealth and Financielle is on a mission is to close the gender wealth gap through tools, content and community.

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    Mili Velikova

    Panelist - Vulnerability
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    Mili Velikova

    Panelist - Vulnerability

    Coming from an engineering background, Mili realised she wanted to make a more direct impact on people. By opening her own business, she transitioned into coaching and has spent the last 4 years teaching and coaching people on all things mindset and personal development. Through her innovative Career and Mindset curriculum as part of the Tech Returners programmes, she has enabled over 100 experienced software engineers back into the tech industry. Today Mili is a podcast host, coach and speaker, and is working to empower more people to design careers they love.

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    Ayesha Ansari

    Panelist - Vulnerability
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    Ayesha Ansari

    Panelist - Vulnerability

    Ayesha heads up the Data and Digital product management team at Sage. She is the only female product leader in this team and has built the team and infrastructure ground up when she joined Sage. Ayesha’s product delivery use cases can range from impacting UK public policy, digitising workflows for SMBs or customer experience. She is a strong advocate for women in tech and leads Sage’s Women in Tech Gender Alliance Network. Prior to that, Ayesha spent a decade in the banking industry and has worked for JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.

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    Jessie Auguste

    Panelist - Women in Software
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    Jessie Auguste

    Panelist - Women in Software
    Jessie is a Software Engineer at CybSafe. Having come from a Psychology degree, she made the career switch utilising the power and resources of tech communities. Jessie is part of the Leadership Team for Coding Black Females, and co-hosts a podcast: Glowing In Tech, which showcases Black Women in technical roles.
    She’s a technical instructor, who has created a variety of taught courses and workshops on behalf of CybSafe, Coding Black Females and other community driven non-profit organisations.
    Jessie is passionate about equality, diversity and inclusion, and spends time volunteering with organisations that help underrepresented people get into the technology industry.
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    Liya Matthew

    Panelist - Women in Software
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    Liya Matthew

    Panelist - Women in Software
    I have a strong passion for software development and am committed to driving positive change and promoting environmentally conscious practices within the industry. I firmly believe that technology has the power to make a positive impact.
    As a recent graduate, I feel that while academia provided me with a foundation, it often failed to adequately prepare us for the complexities of sustainable software development. Although we learned about the importance of energy efficiency and minimising environmental impact in software development, it was only when I entered the industry that I truly grasped the practical challenges of implementing these concepts. I have recognised the necessity of interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating environmental considerations throughout the entire development process, and staying informed about emerging green technologies. I believe that incorporating more practical knowledge and practices into the curriculum is essential so that graduates possess the skills to apply sustainable principles rather than just having theoretical knowledge.
    In summary, my profound love for software development drives me to make a meaningful difference and foster an environmentally conscious industry. I have realised the importance of practical skills, interdisciplinary collaboration, and keeping up with advancements in green technologies in order to achieve sustainable software development
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    Safia Usmani

    Panelist - Vulnerability
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    Safia Usmani

    Panelist - Vulnerability

    I define myself as an experienced professional with a diverse skill set encompassing software engineering, data engineering, data science, DevOps, and SAP BW and BI development. I have developed proficiency in a range of tools and technologies, demonstrating expertise in critical areas such as data ingestion, modularisation, GDPR compliance, engineering, integration, migration, solution architecture, and data quality management.

    In addition to technical skills, I have also honed my leadership abilities, provided strategic guidance, designed technology solutions, led several data modelling projects, and I have developed migration strategies and plans to ensure smooth transitions. I prioritise data integrity and quality and have hands-on experience with DevOps, integration, and testing for cloud migrations. My approach is centred around delivering data-driven solutions and maintaining data quality throughout the entire project lifecycle. I am proud of my track record of successful project delivery and my ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders.

    Whilst my journey into the software engineering field may not have had the most auspicious beginning, I have come a long way and have grown both personally and professionally. I am grateful for the diverse experiences that have shaped me into the experienced and versatile professional I am today. I continue to embrace new challenges and strive for excellence in all aspects of my work. I did not do it alone – there were several amazing personalities who encouraged me, and their guidance, support and encouraging words made me who I am today.

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    Sarah Hsu

    Panelist - Women in Software
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    Sarah Hsu

    Panelist - Women in Software

    Sarah Hsu is a strong advocate for green sustainable software. She regularly speaks and writes on the subject. She is co-authoring an O’Reilly book on the same topic titled Building Green Software. She is the Green Software Course project chair for the Green Software Foundation. The group and the Linux Foundation recently launched a free online educational course, Green Software for Practitioners (LFC131), to help software practitioners build, run and maintain greener applications. She is currently a Site Reliability Engineer working on a distributed platform in Google Cloud at Goldman Sachs.

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    Shruti Patnaik

    Panelist - Women in Software
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    Shruti Patnaik

    Panelist - Women in Software

    I belong to a family with a rich legacy of civil engineers, and I am proud to continue that tradition as a civil engineer myself. After experiencing a period of confusion, I discovered my passion and aptitude for software through my studies. As a result, I was fortunate enough to secure a position at Tata Consultancy Services, one of India’s largest consultancies. This realisation allowed me to embrace my potential and redirected my focus from core sectors like civil engineering to the world of software. I hold 10+ years of experience working in IT. Predominantly worked in DevOps spinning up AWS resources using Terraform & used Kubernetes for deploying applications. As a hobby, I enjoy utilising waste materials to create crafts and artistic pieces.

  • Charmaine Mabika

    Charmaine Mabika

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Charmaine Mabika

    Charmaine Mabika

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    Charmaine is an award-winning diversity and inclusion advocate and founder of Tech redefined formally known as (the tech bae platform).

    Over the last 3 years Charmaine has spoken at conferences and partnered with many organisations to increase diversity in the tech industry. She has hosted over a dozen events with over 500 attendees and has featured on Afro tech and by The Tech Insider as the top tech Tiktok’s to watch.

  • Eleni Moutesidi

    Eleni Moutesidi

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Eleni Moutesidi

    Eleni Moutesidi

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    I am multilingual with a pan-European background, a passion for all things technology, and working closely with people, socially and dutifully. I found my niche in Data Protection & Operations, allowing my natural problem-solving attitude combine with a keen attention for detail, and sociable warm character.

  • Elodie Aubenel

    Elodie Aubenel

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Elodie Aubenel

    Elodie Aubenel

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Elodie is a Design Lead, she specialises in identifying and championing user needs to craft intuitive end-to-end experiences. She is experienced in designing and implementing products and strategies, facilitating complex decision-making building consensus and reducing risk.
    Elodie is currently working as a Design Principal within the Royal Air Force and has worked with clients across multiple markets and industries – including Government, Health, Consumer.
  • Georgie Packer

    Georgie Packer

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Georgie Packer

    Georgie Packer

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    I’m Georgie – Senior Fundraising and Partnerships Manager for tech education charity -Apps for Good . I am passionate about connecting young people with inspiring role models from the industry, with a focus on getting more girls into STEM.
    As part of the Apps for Good team I believe that all young people deserve access to a diverse and valuable education, and that there is a real need to inspire and educate them for the jobs of the future.
    I am looking forward to connecting with a range of inspiring women in tech at the Reframe conference.
  • Joanna Bester

    Joanna Bester

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Joanna Bester

    Joanna Bester

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    I have been working in IT Service Management since I left University in 1996, starting on a Helpdesk for Lloyds of London, I have always worked in Technology either managing technical teams or for the most part Running the IT Service Management side of Technical Operations, setting up Teams and implementing ITIL processes, I have worked in many different organisations from Charities to FTSE 100 Companies and have managed to navigate a very male orientated world successfully over the last 27 years. I love mentoring and coaching other women in technology to do the same.

  • Liz Daffen

    Liz Daffen

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Liz Daffen

    Liz Daffen

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    QA Analyst, Yoga and Pilates instructor who has previously created and hosted her own podcast.
    Loves working on project teams and collaborating with others to share ideas and practices, and work towards better solutions.
    Liz has been lucky enough to work in a range of industries: retail, telecoms, fitness, insurance and fintech.
  • Lori Taliesin

    Lori Taliesin

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Lori Taliesin

    Lori Taliesin

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    I am currently a SOC analyst and Threat hunter with Alert Logic at Fortra. I have a passion for CTI and am aiming to ultimately work in Strategic Threat Intelligence. In my former life I was a humanities teacher, academic and performer which gives me an very well rounded skillset albeit unusual skillset. I have however found the skills I learned in my previous work surprisingly useful in a technical cybersecurity role!
    Only one year ago I was a self professed “technical luddite”. I now analyse code for a living. Apparently I always had technical ability, I just needed the confidence to use it.
  • Mo Kanijal

    Mo Kanijal

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Mo Kanijal

    Mo Kanijal

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    Mo Kanjilal is Co-Creator at Watch This Sp_ce, a multi-award-winning diversity and inclusion company. Watch This Sp_ce works with companies to transform how they work to create diverse, inclusive workplaces where people work better together. Mo is also a non-Exec Director, Trustee, Conference Speaker and Writer.

  • Nadine Drelaud

    Nadine Drelaud

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Nadine Drelaud

    Nadine Drelaud

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    Nadine has 25 years experience helping organisations like Google, PayPal and UK Government. A systems design thinker, trouble-shooter and ways of working improver, who is passionate about driving equality for women, LGBTQI+ and BIPOC in technology

  • Nida East

    Nida East

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Nida East

    Nida East

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Nida East is a Senior Managing Consultant at IBM and has always loved taking on new challenges throughout her career. From leading a Cloud Migration Portfolio for a prominent bank to overseeing operations for a global technical development factory, she firmly believes that prioritising people is the cornerstone to any successful delivery.
    Returning to IBM post-maternity leave, Nida tackled a fast-paced role as EA/Chief of Staff to the IBM Consulting UK & Ireland Managing Partner – She actively shares her lessons learned from returning to work to help support and encourage more women in Tech Industry to keep on driving their careers.
  • Sophie Schmitt

    Sophie Schmitt

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Sophie Schmitt

    Sophie Schmitt

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    Sophie Schmitt is a dynamic sales manager in the tech sector. She started her career 8 years ago at the Help Desk at Bloomberg, and has worked her way up the corporate ladder ever since. As a leader, Sophie’s trailblazing spirit fuels her mission to redefine success, empowering others to embrace change and bring their authentic self to work, unapologetically.

  • Suzi Archer

    Suzi Archer

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Suzi Archer

    Suzi Archer

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    Suzi is an experienced people leader, having taken on senior leadership positions from early in her career. As Staff Director at Huler, Suzi’s role encompasses all elements of the employee experience journey from talent acquisition, onboarding, employee growth through to exit & Alumni. Suzi’s people-first approach has enabled significant people growth at Huler with an award winning employee experience journey, reflective of Huler’s own innovative approach to work place technology.

  • Vimmy Patel

    Vimmy Patel

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Vimmy Patel

    Vimmy Patel

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    I have worked in Financial Services for 17 years, I climbed the career ladder in Project Management for the first 14 years. Then lockdown happened and it gave me time to reflect and I found the confidence that had been locked away in me since I had my children. I aimed high and in 6 months I landed a role as a contractor that paid over double my previous salary. I am now a successful senior strategic partnerships manager at GFT a tech SI consultancy who focus on gender parity from entry to the top table leadership roles.

  • Roxy Stafford

    Roxy Stafford

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Roxy Stafford

    Roxy Stafford

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    A self-confessed ‘bit of a nerd’, Roxy is part of the team delivering Reframe Women in Tech. Her focus is on Operations and Partnerships, having previously been part of the operations team at Tech Returners. With a career path that’s definitely squiggly, she’s worked in sectors including retail, banking, charity and heritage before moving into tech.

    She is passionate about D&I and improving awareness of neurodiversity in the workplace and will share her own neurodiversity journey and discovery as part of our Community Empowerment Stages. Outside of the workplace, she is also a volunteer board director and trustee at a charity, and is currently undertaking a renovation project having moved earlier this year.

     

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    Becky Carter

    Panelist - Women in Software
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    Becky Carter

    Panelist - Women in Software

    I am a technical lead at Softwire, where I’ve also been strongly involved in our Corporate Social Responsibility efforts since I first joined as a graduate developer. Working for a software development consultancy I realised how important the wider impact of my work is to me, and my interest in and care for sustainability and green practices has spread into my time at work. Through my time as a company CSR officer, and being part of our sustainability team, I work to ensure these concerns are considered at a company level and hope to help drive Softwire to be the best company it can be in this area.

  • Francesca Barker

    Francesca Barker-Mills

    Progress Stage Speaker
    Francesca Barker

    Francesca Barker-Mills

    Progress Stage Speaker
    Francesca Barker-Mills is a successful digital, data and technology professional, who at the height of her career, found herself serving a custodial sentence. Following on from her period of incarceration, she has furthered her passion for politics and social justice by championing and campaigning on behalf of women in the criminal justice system.
    Advocating for reformation of sentencing guidelines, directly challenging the passing of short sentences for women whose offending behaviour is better addressed in the community. Francesca now works in collaboration with a variety of VCSE organisations supporting them directly through a medium of public speaking, digital workshops alongside advising and mentoring women returning to society from prison on how to overcome the hurdles of criminal disclosure when re-entering the job market with a digital focus.
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    Gemma Johnston

    Keynote Speaker - Action Not Words
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    Gemma Johnston

    Keynote Speaker - Action Not Words

    Gemma Johnston is co-founder and CEO of She Is Action, a new digital platform for women’s sport. A purpose driven “profit for good company”, She Is Action is determined to address the massive gap between men and women’s sporting participation, as well as the gender inequality in the “enjoyment factor” of sports. Merging a varied business background across complex tech innovation projects, brand marketing, communications, programme management and customer experience, with a personal passion for boardsports, Gemma personally wants to see a world where women confidently take action and, whether men or women’s, sport is just sport.

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    Reema Vadoliya

    Workshop Host: Decoding Discrimination: Navigating Bias in AI
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    Reema Vadoliya

    Workshop Host: Decoding Discrimination: Navigating Bias in AI

    Reema is a passionate business founder, gifted storyteller and tireless advocate for inclusion in data. By challenging audiences to reshape their perception of data as a dreary necessity, she draws out the real human stories which organically empower intentional inclusion in data and beyond.

    After seven years and multiple roles as a data whizz, Reema decided to launch her new, trailblazing company, People of Data. Through this organisation she seeks to create a world in which data can be used as a springboard for understanding the real people that data represents.

    Reema is confident speaking about data strategy, analytical exploration, data collection and governance. Her talks offer a passionate manifesto for a world in which Equality, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging (EDIB) are the beating heart of all data handling and usage.

    An experienced speaker not afraid of digging into the gristle of the difficult topics, Reema’s talks push beyond a 1D (one demographic) view of data and offer a refreshing, multi-dimensional consideration of how humanised data can pioneer a brighter future.

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    Sarah Dowling

    Community Empowerment Stage Host
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    Sarah Dowling

    Community Empowerment Stage Host

    Sarah is Head of Delivery Operations at the BBC, where she is responsible for supporting portfolio level delivery including Product Group planning, reporting and programme delivery. Sarah has extensive experience delivering complex programmes of work in product-led organisations including Just Eat and the Football Association. Sarah is passionate about inspiring young people to consider a career in tech. In her spare time Sarah sings and plays the trumpet.

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    Yvonne Wong

    Panelist: The Journey Not The Goal
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    Yvonne Wong

    Panelist: The Journey Not The Goal

    Before switching to a career in tech, I originally trained as Pharmacist, managing a community pharmacy in West London for over 2 years. Since completing the TechSwitch training programme in 2021, I have been working at Softwire for 2 and half years, firstly as a developer but have since transitioned into a Delivery Lead role over the last 8 months. Alongside my role, I am an active member in Softwire’s Diversity and Inclusion team where we try to tackle diversity issues within the company and aim to make it a more inclusive environment for all.

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    Ryan Jenkinson

    Workshop Host: Decoding Discrimination: Navigating Bias in AI
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    Ryan Jenkinson

    Workshop Host: Decoding Discrimination: Navigating Bias in AI

    Ryan is an experienced AI Data Scientist. He has spent the last five years building and deploying machine learning models – as well as communicating findings through data-led storytelling. His experience spans different sectors and use cases: from X-ray image classification algorithms and state-of-the-art natural language processing techniques in a startup to AI ethics roadmaps for startup accelerators and optimisation of logistics for deliveries for a global corporate. For the last four years, Ryan has channelled his expertise into the climate sector including his current role where he works on how domestic devices (such as electric vehicles, heat pumps, solar and batteries) can be optimised to help balance the grid and earn customers money by using energy more intelligently.

  • Laurie Gibbet

    Laurie Gibbet

    Community Empowerment Speaker
    Laurie Gibbet

    Laurie Gibbet

    Community Empowerment Speaker

    Laurie is motivated by business strategy, continuous learning, making a difference to organisations, and the wider cyber industry. She is an instigator and pioneer for bringing diverse individuals together and driving ideas forward for positive change. Laurie takes a holistic approach to her work, ensuring that the bigger picture is not lost and achieving business outcomes. Currently at KPMG, Laurie is enabling organisations to make more informed decisions when it comes to cyber risk management, through the adoption of, and as an ambassador for cyber risk quantification practices.

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    Sheena Prema

    Host Community Empowerment Stage
    Reframe Web Speakers (7)

    Sheena Prema

    Host Community Empowerment Stage

    Sheena is a Senior Manager within PwC’s Cloud & Data Engineering team, where she leads client-focused cloud transformation initiatives. With an impressive 20-year tenure in the technology sector, she embarked on her professional journey in Managed Services, later transitioning into the Consulting domain.

    Sheena champions diversity and inclusion, leading the charge with the Women in Cloud Team, part of Her Tech Talent, PwC’s Women in Tech community. On the personal front, she is a mother to two boys, aged 10 and 7, and dedicates her time to serving as a school governor, all while enjoying the pleasures of the outdoors!

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