As we look back on the WiTWA Tech [+] 2023 Conference and Awards, it’s clear that the event’s impact resonates far beyond the confines of a single gathering. The recently released infographic available to our community embodies not just the vibrancy and engagement of the Conference and Awards but also the significance it holds in … Read more
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Nearly 700 people attended WA’S long-running Women in Technology conference. To view this article please click the following link: https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Women-in-tech-push-for-sustainable-change
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Negotiation a must-have skill for women to be empowered in workplaces To view the full article please visit the following link: https://thewest.com.au/business/workplace-matters/negotiation-a-must-have-skill-for-women-to-be-empowered-in-workplaces-c-9963479
Western Australia will need an extra 3,000 data scientists to ensure we lead the digital revolution, the State’s inaugural data science conference has been told this week. Hosted by the Curtin-based WA Data Science Innovation Hub, the 2022 Data Science for Business Conference and Exhibition brought together more than 500 business leaders and data science … Read more
It was the adversity of her son losing his vision that inspired Perth entrepreneur Esther Oh to develop her medical technology, which she believes can reduce human errors, time delays and knowledge gap. The mother-of-two founded Agili8 in August 2020 after her 16-year-old son caught an unknown virus which saw him get passed around from … Read more
This International Women’s Day, listen back as Prof Lyn Beazley AO chats with Joanna Trilling about her distinguished science career. The former West Australian of the Year wants to encourage more women and girls to consider and train for STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) roles. Prof Beazley also shares with Jo why she was … Read more
The Australian Government has unveiled $15.9 million in new grants for 17 projects that are supporting women to enter STEM careers in a bid to boost the number of females in sectors such as science and technology. Industry Minister Ed Husic announced on Tuesday the latest round of Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship grants, which … Read more
Western Australian school students can be recruited as the cybersecurity workforce of the future as part of a Curtin-led cybersecurity program, which has been supported by the Federal Government. Announced today by The Hon Ed Husic, the Cyber Security Education and Training Program (CyberSET) will receive $468,000 in funding as part of the Cyber Security … Read more
Media Release Women in Technology WA (WiTWA) and Spacecubed have joined forces to launch WiTWA Hub, a flexible coworking space for women in technology to connect, create and inspire. Designed to be a safe environment to focus on their businesses and expand their networks, WiTWA Hub provides space and community for women tocollaborate and innovate. … Read more
An article by WiTWA Patron and Champion, Professor Lyn Beazley, featured in the Applied magazine (March 2019)
Given the wave of new and emerging technologies which are predicted to significantly impact the shape and scope of jobs of the future, STEM will only increase in critical importance as a fundamental skill set.
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