Whether you’re a developer, an entrepreneur or someone who’s looking to develop the “Lean In” conversation, the third annual Women in Tech Summit has programming for you.
The event, part of Philly Tech Week presented by AT&T, will be this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at WHYY (150 N. 6th St.). Tickets are $55 (students) and $85.
RSVPHere are four sessions we’re excited about:
- Anita Garimella Andrews (RJMetrics), Jennifer Kurtz (Vertex, Inc.), Stacey Mosley (City of Philadelphia) on big data
- Alexandra Hoefinger (Urban Outfitters) on creating a parallax website
- Candice Cook (The Cook Law Group), Brigitte Daniel (Wilco Electronic Systems), Rebecca Miller-Webster (Write/Speak/Code) on how to “take your seat at the table”
- Kathleen Warner (Startup America Partnership) on having an “audacious” vision for yourself and acting on it
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