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So you could have Women in Technology: How Companies can close the gender gap?

Reducing the gender gap in technology companies is a critical goal for fostering diversity, promoting equality, and unlocking the industry's full potential. Despite significant progress in recent years, women remain underrepresented in technical roles and leadership positions. Diverse teams bring different perspectives, creativity, and innovation, leading to better problem-solving and successful businesses. By working together, we can create a future where women are equally represented and empowered in all aspects of the technology sector.

Target Audience: Leaders, C-Levels, Technical Leaders, Managers
Prerequisites: None
Level: Advanced

Extended Abstract:
The technology industry, a rapidly growing and influential sector, has made significant strides in innovation and progress. However, the underrepresentation of women in technical and leadership roles still needs to be addressed. This gender gap has far-reaching consequences, including limiting diversity in problem-solving and innovation, fostering a hostile work environment for women, and missing out on the untapped potential of the entire tech workforce.
A multifaceted approach is necessary to address this issue and build a more inclusive tech industry. For this, some actions can be performed, for example: Mentorship Programs: Establishing mentorship programs specifically for women in tech can be immensely beneficial. Having experienced mentors who understand the challenges and opportunities in the industry can help women navigate their careers, build confidence, and foster a sense of belonging. Addressing Unconscious Bias: Conducting unconscious bias training for all employees can lead to a more inclusive workplace. Tech companies can create a culture of equality and fairness by raising awareness of implicit biases and providing tools to challenge them. Retention and Support: Implementing retention programs focused on supporting women in tech careers is essential. Companies should prioritize creating an environment where women feel valued and respected and have equal opportunities for growth and advancement.
By collaborating and investing in these strategies, we can work towards a future where women are equally represented and empowered in all aspects of the technology sector. Embracing diversity and gender equality is the right thing to do and a crucial step toward driving innovation and progress in the technology sector. During this lecture, we discuss the global panorama, show some actions that have shown promising results, discuss the benefits of reducing the gap, and define joint actions that can be promptly implemented in their companies and teams.

Graziela Simone Tonin has worked in the technology market for over 19 years in Brazil and abroad. Ph.D. in Computer Science. Received the US IBM World Award and the Women of Value Award. Led the Women In Tech Project.
Graziela mentors and worked in several national entrepreneurship and innovation programs, such as Innovativa Brasil. Ambassador of Clube Bora Fazer, an entrepreneurship community. She works as a professor at Insper Institution, a Teacher of Executive Education and customized programs for C-Levels, and also is a professor in Computer Science and Engineering program. She led the Women In Tech Project and is co-leader in the Gender Front of the Diversity Committee at Insper. Graziela leads volunteer projects throughout Brazil through the Grupo Mulheres do Brasil. In addition, she is part of a worldwide research project that analyzes initiatives aimed at women in software engineering.

Carolina Fouad Kamhawy is Project Manager of the Innovation Hub at Insper and leader of the Women in Tech Project.

Graziela Simone Tonin, Carolina Fouad Kamhawy
14:00 - 14:45
Vortrag: Di 3.2
Themen: Leadership

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