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- Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing 2015
- Amazon Advanced School on Software Quality (AASSQ)...
- 9º WIT - Women in Information Technology
- WITI Member Orientation
- The Leadership Foundry Research Launch-Women on Co...
- 'Women & Leadership: Why We Need Women Leaders to ...
- WIT November Job Fair
- Step Up Program Workshop 4 with Fiona Craig - You'...
- Big Data: Leveraging Big Data for Strategic Compet...
- Time for a Pay 'Check': Tech Compensation Trends a...
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Thursday, October 29, 2015
Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing 2015
October 14, 2015
Started in 1994, GHC is now the world’s largest gathering of women technologists. In 2013, GHC hosted over 4,750 attendees from 53 countries including 1,900 students from over 400 academic institutions and 2,850 professionals from industry, government and academia. GHC 2014 sold out in record time, even with an increase in capacity to accommodate over 8,000 attendees. The conference features keynotes by prominent women in technology, career workshops, and technical tracks from leading researchers and the best of ACM SIGSOFT & SIGGRAPH. Meet the women who are transforming technology at the Grace Hopper Celebration.
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Amazon Advanced School on Software Quality (AASSQ) CUNHANTÃ DIGITAL
Agosto 17 a 21, 2015
É um evento impulsionado pelo Women in Information Technology (WIT), evento satélite do Congresso da Sociedade Brasileira de Computação (CSBC), pelo projeto Meninas Digitais, também da SBC, voltado para meninas do ensino médio, e pelo projeto SciTechGirls do Instituto de Computação da Universidade Federal do Amazonas, voltado para o desenvolvimento de aplicativos e participação em competições de programação científicas e tecnológicas.
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9º WIT - Women in Information Technology
Julho 21 e 22, 2015
O IX Women in Information Technology (WIT) é uma iniciativa da SBC para discutir os assuntos relacionados a questões de gênero e a Tecnologia de Informação (TI) no Brasil – histórias de sucesso, políticas de incentivo e formas de engajamento e atração de jovens, especialmente mulheres, para as carreiras associadas à TI. Organizado na forma de palestras convidadas e painéis, o workshop estará centrado em debater problemas relacionados à mulher e ao seu acesso à TI, tanto do ponto de vista de mercado de trabalho quanto de inclusão e alfabetização digital.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015
WITI Member Orientation
November 6, 2015
Please join us for the WITI Monthly Membership Orientation. Here about all of the the great things WITI is doing and how you can leverage them as a WITI member. These calls will take place on the first Friday of each month.
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The Leadership Foundry Research Launch-Women on Corporate Boards in the DC Region 2015
November 10, 2015
Each year in partnership with AU Kogod School of Business we produce a research report that does a census of the number of women serving on the boards of publicly traded companies in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC. The report looks at current literature about the effects of board gender diversity. This year's report will also delve deeper into the financial analysis of some sample companies to show the differences of companies with women board members compared to those who do not have women serving.
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'Women & Leadership: Why We Need Women Leaders to Win'
November 17, 2015
The discussion points include:
-Female thinking versatility and social intelligence is far more predictive of leadership success today than male bias of competitiveness, assertiveness and confidence.
-Leadership research confirms your organization will be more innovative, more profitable, and grow faster if you promote more women into leadership.
-Most organizations are built on a 'Hard Power' leadership mindset and processes that minimizes women's power and holds them back from making their highest and best contributions.
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WIT November Job Fair
November 18, 2015
Both men and women are encouraged to attend and meet recruiters and hiring managers from more than 30 local companies that are seeking candidates for open positions.
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