We are delighted to support this Talent4Point0 event - talent4point0.com
In recent years, there has been an increased uptake and popularity of technical training and development courses. Innovative organisations in Scotland have been at the forefront of this development, helping to aid and develop the next generation of data savvy professionals.
✔ What is this journey like for women in STEM?
✔ Have they embraced this trend- what obstacles have they faced?
✔ And, most importantly - what opportunities wait for them at the end?
Together, we will discuss some of the key issues around women career changers and those who have up-skilled.
✔ How we do make women aware of the sideways move into tech?
✔ How are we able to embrace and encourage women from non-technical/ coding backgrounds to upskill and meet the demand of the skills shortage?
✔ What are the main challenges of returning/ starting a career in tech?
During this event, we will follow the story of 3 influential women in STEM, who each have their own unique story – followed up with a lively questions and answer discussion.
Agenda
Thursday 3rd December 2020, 1pm - 2.30pm
ZOOM Conference
13.00 – 13.10 Introduction to Talent4Point0 by Elizabeth Hollinger Director of Insight | Data | Applications Development @ Aggreko - www.linkedin.com
13.10 – 13.20 - Overview of the event by Bethany Rodgers-Rintoul – Project Manager @ MBN Academy - www.linkedin.com
13.20– 13.35 - Joanna Glenfield - Project Officer, Equate Scotland – Introducing Equate Scotland/ The landscape for women in STEM/services Equate Scotland offer -www.linkedin.com
13.35 – 13.50 - Eleanor Mitchell- AI consultant (sharing her story) - www.linkedin.com
13.50 – 14.05 - Steph Boyle- Senior Instructor, Codeclan (sharing her story) - www.linkedin.com
14.05 – 14.30 Panel Q&A
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This is a group for anyone interested in Data Science, Big Data, Analytics and Technology trends. We started this group to build a community to discuss general insights into the market and share personal experiences of working and operating in this area. We hope to cover skills shortages, technological advancements and organisational implications in Data Science and Technology during our series of meetups. All skill levels are welcome.
