For the third year, the coalition of Be in Buffalo, TechBuffalo, and 43North will host Women in Tech WNY. This free community event aims to “inspire and empower women in and around Buffalo's tech ecosystem.” The community is invited to attend the event on April 11th from 3pm to 7pm at the Seneca One Tower.
Experienced professionals, tech novices, those working in technology-related roles, students, or simply female allies can further develop their technical and professional skills, connect with peers facing similar challenges, and You are invited to explore diverse career paths in technology and celebrate Buffalo's rapid growth. innovation economy. This year's revamped program includes a deep dive into the region's Federal Technology Hub designation, skills development workshops, keynote panels, and networking hours. – Event organizer
Buffalo's tech community is growing stronger every day, with more opportunities for everyone to get involved. The technology sector is extensive and continues to establish itself as a technology hub. Women in Tech WNY is another one of her tools used by those who want to further develop their abilities, hone their skills, and build their toolbox.
“As we enter the third year of Women in Tech WNY, we are proud to see this event growing in both scope and impact. It's a testament to TechBuffalo's commitment to nurturing. Together with our partners, we are dedicated to empowering women in technology and building pathways to success within our communities,” said TechBuffalo's President and CEO. (CEO) Sara Tambachi Lipa said.
“At Be in Buffalo, we are excited to further empower our region to be anything you want to be through this event, which increases advancement and upward mobility opportunities for women interested in technology careers.” Tom Kucha Lusky said. President and CEO of Invest Buffalo Niagara, home of Bee in Buffalo.
The keynote panel speakers are: Julie Elverfed, Women Who Code CEO. Holliday Sims, University at Buffalo computer science student and thought leader in artificial intelligence. Tech: NYC President and Executive Director Julie Samuels.
A panel on UpState New York’s federal Tech Hub designation will feature speakers from each of Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse – Dottie Gallagher, Buffalo Niagara Partnership President and CEO, Dr. Alexis Vogt, Monroe Community College Professor of Optics, and Nora Spillane, CenterState Vice President of Economic Development, respectively.
“At 43North, we are proud to champion women within and beyond the startup ecosystem and pave the way for the next generation of female technology leaders. Now in its third year, we are excited to see this event grow. We are honored and know this is just the beginning,” said Colleen E. Heidinger, President of 43North.
Women in Tech WNY 2024 is made possible with support from M&T Tech, National Grid, Rich Products, and multiple breakout session sponsors.
To register for the free event, please visit this link.
