ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Despite an abundance of research that shows companies are more profitable when they have more women in the C-suite, and that women’s higher intuitiveness and empathy can help develop better and more innovative products — the tech industry still remains a man’s world.
This episode of Tech Cetra brings together two individuals with the shared goal of gender equality in the tech industry, but with very different approaches to solving the challenge. Today we're speaking with Sarah Moran, CEO of Girl Geek Academy, and Gemma Lloyd, CEO of WORK180.
This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.
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