We’re only 8 weeks away from Women in Tech Africa 2019 – this year’s largest gathering of women in tech in the continent. That’s why we’re reminding you that you can still get your tickets at the Early Bird Gold price of $225.
Why should you join us at Women in Tech Africa 2019?
Women in Tech Africa is a truly groundbreaking conference. Our agenda is based on the expertise and experiences of some of Africa’s most successful tech professionals, driven by extensive research into Africa’s booming tech sector.
We want to supercharge your career.
By attending you’ll get access to hands-on, practical workshops and talks by some truly inspirational individuals. Our aim is for you to walk away with actionable insights that you can use to sharpen your skillset from the second you leave the event.
Women in Tech Africa is about creating real change, together.
Tech’s gender gap is present in every profession we see – ICT roles in Africa, for example, have just 21% female employees. This is a shocking standard from one of the most productive and important industries in the world.
The power and potential of Africa’s digital economy is vast, fast and exciting to see, and there’s no better time than now to ensure that you’re a part of the conversation!
Women in Tech Africa is coming to Cape Town’s Century City Conference Centre on 18-19 March. To download a brochure, click here.
Agenda Topics include:
Personal Development
Our conference aims to help you supercharge your career. With a variety of soft skills sessions focussed on improving your performance in your day-to-day working life, you’ll walk away ready to make a change immediately.
Sessions include: ‘The Myth of the Nice Woman: achieving a career you love without becoming a person you hate’, ‘5 lessons for getting the most out of your mentor’, ‘negotiating and influencing with impact at work’.
Diversity and Inclusion - Organisational Change
We aim not just to influence the diversity in the tech sector as a whole, but create change within individual companies. In turn, this can improve the working lives of professionals within the industry.
Sessions include: ‘Getting serious about gender diversity and inclusion in Africa’, ‘Stamping out bias to get C-level credibility in the boardroom’, ‘overcoming regional challenges to recruit and retain talent for gender diversity and inclusion’.
Business Strategy
Business leaders who attend Women in Tech Africa will walk away with actionable processes that they can implement, to improve their overall business performance.
Sessions include: ‘6 success tips from an African female founder’, ‘creative and critical problem solving through design thinking’, ‘The inside scoop: the pain points and solutions of scaling a startup across Africa’.
Women in Tech Africa is coming to Cape Town’s Century City Conference Centre on 18-19 March. To download a brochure, click here.
