Women & Tech
Date
03 May 2016 11:45
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Organiser type
EU Institutions
Section
InfoSociety
Innovation & Enterprise
Trade & Society
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
Why, when gender and ethnically diverse companies outperform their counterparts, is lack of diversity still a problem in the tech industry? How do we widen the pool of engineers entering and remaining in tech? Join leaders from business, education and technology to discuss ways to boost the impact of technology on women and of women on technology.
For any question, please email us at catherinehw@google.com
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