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Tech Ladies hosts weekly events to help our members grow their skills and their careers.
We focus on skill development, landing your dream job, and helping you connect with other badass women in tech. Most of our events are hosted online, but we host in-person meetups, too. Keep an eye out for a Tech Ladies Meetup in city near you!
Note: All events are free for Pro Members and offered at a low cost for free members.
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Pro Member Exclusive: Career Office Hours
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About the Event
There’s nothing like a supportive group of women in tech to help you get unblocked.
Whether you’re navigating a tricky job search, preparing for performance reviews, or working through a tough conversation with a coworker, we’ve got you.
Career Office Hours is a space to get advice from a professional career coach, plus support from peers who’ve been there and are happy to share what’s worked for them.
This event is an open discussion, so bring your most pressing career questions or simply come to listen, learn, and support your fellow Tech Ladies. This weekly session has become a key time for our Pro Member community to connect, check in, and both give and receive support.
Sessions are not recorded in order to create a safe space for us to share together in confidence.
About Your Host
Kelly is a mental health counselor turned career coach and community manager with over 15 years of experience. She’s worked as a career coach at NYU’s engineering school, in the software engineering bootcamp space, and now at Tech Ladies, where she supports members navigating career growth and transitions in tech while helping build and steward a connected, supportive community.
You’ll often find Kelly facilitating conversations, hosting events, leading career coaching sessions, and bringing people together around shared goals and challenges. Outside of Tech Ladies, Kelly serves on the board of the Oakland Girls Softball League, a nonprofit focused on youth sports and community, and volunteers as a librarian.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 100,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
Pro Member Exclusive: Career Office Hours
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About the Event
There’s nothing like a supportive group of women in tech to help you get unblocked.
Whether you’re navigating a tricky job search, preparing for performance reviews, or working through a tough conversation with a coworker, we’ve got you.
Career Office Hours is a space to get advice from a professional career coach, plus support from peers who’ve been there and are happy to share what’s worked for them.
This event is an open discussion, so bring your most pressing career questions or simply come to listen, learn, and support your fellow Tech Ladies. This weekly session has become a key time for our Pro Member community to connect, check in, and both give and receive support.
Sessions are not recorded in order to create a safe space for us to share together in confidence.
About Your Host
Kelly is a mental health counselor turned career coach and community manager with over 15 years of experience. She’s worked as a career coach at NYU’s engineering school, in the software engineering bootcamp space, and now at Tech Ladies, where she supports members navigating career growth and transitions in tech while helping build and steward a connected, supportive community.
You’ll often find Kelly facilitating conversations, hosting events, leading career coaching sessions, and bringing people together around shared goals and challenges. Outside of Tech Ladies, Kelly serves on the board of the Oakland Girls Softball League, a nonprofit focused on youth sports and community, and volunteers as a librarian.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 100,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
Tech Ladies - The Loop: Virtual Community Meet Up - April
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
🌟 Stay in the Loop - Join Our Monthly Tech Ladies Virtual Meetup! 🌟
Calling all women in tech! Whether you're writing code, managing projects, building teams, designing experiences, or driving strategy, this space is for YOU!
This is your monthly check-in to:
💡 Explore the latest trends and topics in tech and beyond
🛠️ Get support on career moves, workplace challenges, and big decisions
🤝 Connect and network with fellow Tech Ladies from across industries
🗣️ Share your ideas for future events, themes, and community initiatives
We’re proud to have Robin Zavacky Ponce as your host—Head of Events at a growing tech startup and alum of Intuit, Meta, and Google. Robin brings a deep understanding of the challenges we face—and a passion for creating space that uplifts and connects.
Come as you are. Let’s build something meaningful, together.
- The Tech Ladies Team
Pro Member Exclusive: Career Office Hours
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About the Event
There’s nothing like a supportive group of women in tech to help you get unblocked.
Whether you’re navigating a tricky job search, preparing for performance reviews, or working through a tough conversation with a coworker, we’ve got you.
Career Office Hours is a space to get advice from a professional career coach, plus support from peers who’ve been there and are happy to share what’s worked for them.
This event is an open discussion, so bring your most pressing career questions or simply come to listen, learn, and support your fellow Tech Ladies. This weekly session has become a key time for our Pro Member community to connect, check in, and both give and receive support.
Sessions are not recorded in order to create a safe space for us to share together in confidence.
About Your Host
Kelly is a mental health counselor turned career coach and community manager with over 15 years of experience. She’s worked as a career coach at NYU’s engineering school, in the software engineering bootcamp space, and now at Tech Ladies, where she supports members navigating career growth and transitions in tech while helping build and steward a connected, supportive community.
You’ll often find Kelly facilitating conversations, hosting events, leading career coaching sessions, and bringing people together around shared goals and challenges. Outside of Tech Ladies, Kelly serves on the board of the Oakland Girls Softball League, a nonprofit focused on youth sports and community, and volunteers as a librarian.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 100,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
NYC Tech Ladies: Product Roundtable Discussions
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
The community you love - now IRL!
Join us for a night of thoughtful connections and inspirational programming with other women in tech who share your interests at Salesforce.
The networking will be low-pressure, the dress code is casual, and the vibes will be 🔥.
How to Join
Capacity for this event is super limited. Please request an invite if you want to join us! Pro Members will be given priority, and we’ll share remaining invites on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Not in NYC? Check out the Events Calendar to see when we’re coming to a city near you! (We also host virtual events.)
Agenda
5:00 PM - 5:30 PM | Attendee Arrival & Check-in
Note: Can not accept arrivals after 5:30.
5:30 PM - 5:45 PM | Welcome & Opening Remarks
5:45 PM - 6:35 PM | Roundtable Discussions
6:35 PM - 7:00 PM | Open networking
7:00 PM | Event Concludes
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 150,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
Pro Member Exclusive: Career Office Hours
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About the Event
There’s nothing like a supportive group of women in tech to help you get unblocked.
Whether you’re navigating a tricky job search, preparing for performance reviews, or working through a tough conversation with a coworker, we’ve got you.
Career Office Hours is a space to get advice from a professional career coach, plus support from peers who’ve been there and are happy to share what’s worked for them.
This event is an open discussion, so bring your most pressing career questions or simply come to listen, learn, and support your fellow Tech Ladies. This weekly session has become a key time for our Pro Member community to connect, check in, and both give and receive support.
Sessions are not recorded in order to create a safe space for us to share together in confidence.
About Your Host
Kelly is a mental health counselor turned career coach and community manager with over 15 years of experience. She’s worked as a career coach at NYU’s engineering school, in the software engineering bootcamp space, and now at Tech Ladies, where she supports members navigating career growth and transitions in tech while helping build and steward a connected, supportive community.
You’ll often find Kelly facilitating conversations, hosting events, leading career coaching sessions, and bringing people together around shared goals and challenges. Outside of Tech Ladies, Kelly serves on the board of the Oakland Girls Softball League, a nonprofit focused on youth sports and community, and volunteers as a librarian.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 100,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
2026 Tech Ladies Virtual Summit
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
About Event
The tech job market has changed, and the playbook for growing your career is changing with it.
Layoffs, AI transformation, and shifting hiring practices mean many women in tech are asking the same question:
What should I actually be focusing on right now?
Join Tech Ladies on Thursday, April 30th for a half-day virtual summit designed to help you build momentum in today’s market.
You’ll hear from experts and recruiters, connect with other women in tech, and meet hiring teams during dedicated employer networking sessions.
What We’ll Cover
- How to stay relevant with AI without burning out
- What recruiters are actually looking for right now
- How to network effectively in a competitive market
- What hiring teams wish candidates knew
What to Expect
- Fireside chat: "AI Upskilling Without Burnout"
- Masterclass: "AI Ladder: From First Steps to Full Transformation"
- Recruiter AMA: "Getting Hired in Today’s Tech Market"
- Small-group networking: Connect with other women in tech
- Employer booth hour: Meet hiring teams directly
Sponsors and Hiring Partners: Coming soon!
Guest Speakers:
Stephanie Posner: VP Policy, Safety & Global Affairs at Doubleverify
Stephanie Posner is a product leader, policy strategist and public speaker with deep expertise in machine learning, responsible AI, content classification, brand integrity, trust and safety, and international tech regulation from her time at TikTok, Netflix & DoubleVerify. She has extensive experience building and leading high-impact teams of skilled human experts who guide, evaluate, and refine AI systems, putting people at the center of innovation in some of the world’s most advanced tech environments.
Before entering the tech industry, Stephanie was a senior diplomatic advisor in London.
She holds an MBA and MA in Global Affairs from Yale University, where she served as editor-in-chief of the Yale Journal of International Affairs. Stephanie also holds a BA in Classics from Cambridge University and was a Kennedy Scholar at Harvard University.
Nelly Yusupova: Founder of TechSpeak.co
Nelly Yusupova is a fractional CTO, startup tech advisor, and the creator of TechSpeak for Entrepreneurs, where she helps non-technical founders build, launch, and scale tech products with confidence.
With more than 20 years of experience leading companies to technical excellence, she is known for demystifying technology and empowering founders to become tech-literate leaders who avoid costly development mistakes.
In addition to her product strategy and execution work, she leads AI focused trainings, including “Automate Your Business with AI Agents”, helping business owners implement practical AI systems to increase efficiency and extend their runway.
Through her content, speaking, and community, she has built a trusted reputation in the startup ecosystem, which directly fuels her fractional CTO and advisory engagements. Her unique lens blends Lean methodology, Agile execution, and practical AI implementation to help founders build smarter and lead with confidence.
More Details:
- We will email you login information upon registration, one week, 1 day, and 1 hour before the event.
- FYI: Ticket sales stop an hour before the start of an event to ensure everyone gets the log-in info
- Don't see your sign-in link? Check your SPAM for an email from Tech Ladies or Luma.
- Still don't see it? Drop a line to webinars@hiretechladies.com
- This event won't be recorded.
- This event is interactive and works best when you have access to your camera and microphone.
- Please also note that we are unable to provide refunds after the event has ended.
A Note on Tech Ladies Events
Tech Ladies events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct before attending a Tech Ladies event.
Interested in what we're doing? Join Tech Ladies
2026 Tech Ladies Virtual Summit
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
The tech job market has changed, and the playbook for growing your career is changing with it.
Layoffs, AI transformation, and shifting hiring practices mean many women in tech are asking the same question:
What should I actually be focusing on right now?
Join Tech Ladies on Thursday, April 30th for a half-day virtual summit designed to help you build momentum in today’s market.
You’ll hear from experts and recruiters, connect with other women in tech, and meet hiring teams during dedicated employer networking sessions.
What We’ll Cover
- How to stay relevant with AI without burning out
- What recruiters are actually looking for right now
- How to network effectively in a competitive market
- What hiring teams wish candidates knew
What to Expect
- Fireside chat: "AI Upskilling Without Burnout"
- Masterclass: "AI Ladder: From First Steps to Full Transformation"
- Recruiter AMA: "Getting Hired in Today’s Tech Market"
- Small-group networking: Connect with other women in tech
- Employer booth hour: Meet hiring teams directly
Sponsors and Hiring Partners:
Copia Automation is the leader in Industrial DevOps, which delivers Industrial Code Lifecycle Management (ICLM). Its platform empowers industrial enterprises to manage the complex lifecycle of automation code that runs their production lines. By embedding practices like automated backup and recovery, Git-based version control, and collaborative change management directly into the OT environment, Copia provides the visibility and control needed to streamline production, preempt crises, and accelerate growth in the age of AI. What truly sets Copia apart is its integrated AI, intelligently enhancing every aspect of the platform to deliver a smarter, more valuable asset for your operations. Check out their open roles!
Guest Speakers:
Stephanie Posner*:* VP Policy, Safety & Global Affairs at Doubleverify
Stephanie Posner is a product leader, policy strategist and public speaker with deep expertise in machine learning, responsible AI, content classification, brand integrity, trust and safety, and international tech regulation from her time at TikTok, Netflix & DoubleVerify. She has extensive experience building and leading high-impact teams of skilled human experts who guide, evaluate, and refine AI systems, putting people at the center of innovation in some of the world’s most advanced tech environments.
Before entering the tech industry, Stephanie was a senior diplomatic advisor in London.
She holds an MBA and MA in Global Affairs from Yale University, where she served as editor-in-chief of the Yale Journal of International Affairs. Stephanie also holds a BA in Classics from Cambridge University and was a Kennedy Scholar at Harvard University.
Nelly Yusupova*: Founder of* TechSpeak.co
Nelly Yusupova is a fractional CTO, startup tech advisor, and the creator of TechSpeak for Entrepreneurs, where she helps non-technical founders build, launch, and scale tech products with confidence.
With more than 20 years of experience leading companies to technical excellence, she is known for demystifying technology and empowering founders to become tech-literate leaders who avoid costly development mistakes.
In addition to her product strategy and execution work, she leads AI focused trainings, including “Automate Your Business with AI Agents”, helping business owners implement practical AI systems to increase efficiency and extend their runway.
Through her content, speaking, and community, she has built a trusted reputation in the startup ecosystem, which directly fuels her fractional CTO and advisory engagements. Her unique lens blends Lean methodology, Agile execution, and practical AI implementation to help founders build smarter and lead with confidence.
More Details:
- We will email you login information upon registration, one week, 1 day, and 1 hour before the event.
- FYI: Ticket sales stop an hour before the start of an event to ensure everyone gets the log-in info
- Don't see your sign-in link? Check your SPAM for an email from Tech Ladies or Luma.
- Still don't see it? Drop a line to webinars@hiretechladies.com
- This event won't be recorded.
- This event is interactive and works best when you have access to your camera and microphone.
- Please also note that we are unable to provide refunds after the event has ended.
A Note on Tech Ladies Events
Tech Ladies events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct before attending a Tech Ladies event.
Interested in what we're doing? Join Tech Ladies
Pro Member Exclusive: Career Office Hours
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About the Event
There’s nothing like a supportive group of women in tech to help you get unblocked.
Whether you’re navigating a tricky job search, preparing for performance reviews, or working through a tough conversation with a coworker, we’ve got you.
Career Office Hours is a space to get advice from a professional career coach, plus support from peers who’ve been there and are happy to share what’s worked for them.
This event is an open discussion, so bring your most pressing career questions or simply come to listen, learn, and support your fellow Tech Ladies. This weekly session has become a key time for our Pro Member community to connect, check in, and both give and receive support.
Sessions are not recorded in order to create a safe space for us to share together in confidence.
About Your Host
Kelly is a mental health counselor turned career coach and community manager with over 15 years of experience. She’s worked as a career coach at NYU’s engineering school, in the software engineering bootcamp space, and now at Tech Ladies, where she supports members navigating career growth and transitions in tech while helping build and steward a connected, supportive community.
You’ll often find Kelly facilitating conversations, hosting events, leading career coaching sessions, and bringing people together around shared goals and challenges. Outside of Tech Ladies, Kelly serves on the board of the Oakland Girls Softball League, a nonprofit focused on youth sports and community, and volunteers as a librarian.
These sessions are only open to Pro Members. Upgrade your Tech Ladies membership to grow your career with us.
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 100,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
AI in Hiring: Leading with Ethics, Intention, and Human Judgment
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
AI is reshaping how organizations source, screen, and select talent — but speed and efficiency aren't the same as good judgment. In this fireside chat, AI strategist Lyndsay Sanborn joins PowertoFly for a candid conversation about what responsible AI adoption actually requires from talent leaders.
Lyndsay brings something rare to this conversation: 25 years inside mission-driven organizations, combined with deep expertise in AI governance and human-centered strategy. She works with leaders who can't afford to get AI wrong — and she's built the frameworks to help them get it right.
From bias embedded in screening tools to the governance gaps most hiring teams don't know they have, this conversation goes beyond the checklist. It's about building the leadership capacity to make values-driven decisions about AI — before a vendor, a deadline, or a headline makes them for you.
You'll walk away with:
- A governance lens for evaluating AI tools in your hiring stack — not just features, but risk and accountability
- Lyndsay's AI Fit Test framework applied to common hiring use cases
- A model for keeping humans meaningfully in decision loops without slowing down your process
- The leadership questions you should be asking before your next AI procurement decision
This event will be eligible for SHRM credits also.
Meet The Speaker
Lyndsay Sanborn
AI strategist and founder of Frame + Forge AI Strategy Studio
Lyndsay Sanborn is an AI strategist and founder of Frame + Forge AI Strategy Studio, working at the intersection of AI and reproductive healthcare—one of the most ethically and legally complex spaces in tech. In a landscape where abortion is criminalized in much of the U.S., patient data can be subpoenaed, and historical harm has eroded trust, the stakes of AI are not theoretical—they are lived realities for the communities she serves.
Her work centers the core questions every technologist should confront: Who controls the data? How can it be used to harm? What does it mean to build for communities with justified distrust? Lyndsay has built her career addressing these challenges directly.
She created the Social Signal Pipeline, an AI system that detects reproductive health misinformation at scale across platforms like TikTok and YouTube, delivering clinician-ready insights to providers. She also developed an autonomous data verification agent to ensure Title X clinic data is accurate and accessible, and has designed AI governance frameworks within national reproductive health organizations.
Lyndsay holds Executive Certificates in AI Strategy, Leadership, and Product Innovation from MIT, training in Human-Centered Design from Stanford d.school, and a Master’s in Health Policy and Administration. She also publishes The Body Is the Interface, exploring AI, data governance, equity, and reproductive health.
Seattle Tech Ladies Meetup
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
The community you love - now IRL!
Join us for a night of thoughtful connections and inspirational programming with other women in tech who share your interests.
The networking will be low-pressure, the dress code is casual, and the vibes will be 🔥.
Lightning Talk Topic
Title: The Squeeze: What Happens When AI Makes Writing Code the Fastest Part of the System
Description: AI made writing code fast. Shipping? Not so much. When engineering velocity outpaces everything around it — specs, reviews, QA, governance — developers end up squeezed from both sides. And as AI makes it easier for non-engineers to build things too, that squeeze starts reshaping what the job actually is. This talk is a candid look at what's breaking, what's changing, and what developers should be paying attention to right now.
How to Join
Capacity for this event is super limited. Please request an invite if you want to join us! Pro Members will be given priority, and we’ll share remaining invites on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Not in Seattle? Check out the Events Calendar to see when we’re coming to a city near you! (We also host virtual events.)
Event Sponsor
This event would not be possible without the support of our hiring partner, Possible Finance. At Possible, they create financial technology products that are built to benefit our customers’ economic mobility. As a Public Benefit Corporation, it’s not only their mission but our responsibility to succeed. They grow their team accordingly—through a selective process that prioritizes candidate and employee experience alike.
Learn more about their team (and see their open roles)!
About Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies is a worldwide community for women in tech with more than 150,000 members.
We provide resources and support for women in tech to learn, network, and grow their careers, including access to an exclusive job board, events, and networking opportunities. Join for free!
Our events are open to all genders. Please review our Code of Conduct.
What If Work Became Optional? An Introduction to COAST FIRE
Meeting link will be shared on Slack if you’re already a Pro member.
Most people believe the only path to financial security is working full-time until 65.
But what if you could reach a point where your investments are already doing the heavy lifting—and your job becomes optional?
In this interactive workshop, financial coaches Alana D’Angelica and Erika Ho (Holy Path to FIRE) will introduce the concept of COAST FIRE, a financial milestone that allows you to step off the traditional career treadmill earlier than expected.
You’ll learn:
- What the FIRE movement is and why it’s gaining momentum among women in tech
- How to calculate your FIRE number
- What COAST FIRE is and why many people pursue it instead of full early retirement
- How reaching COAST FIRE can create the freedom to pivot, downshift, or pursue more meaningful work
- Real-life examples of what this looks like in practice
We’ll also explore the mindset shift from “I need this salary” to “I have options.”
This session will include interactive elements to help you start thinking about your own financial independence timeline.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your career could include more flexibility, purpose, or balance, this workshop will help you see what’s possible.
Target Audience:
Women in Tech who are interested in having the financial flexibility to explore other options outside of tech.
Speaker Information:
Alana D’Angelica and Erika Ho
Alana D’Angelica is a financial coach and consultant who helps high-performing women build clarity, structure, and long-term wealth. After a successful career leading large-scale Customer Success organizations in tech, she achieved Coast FIRE and transitioned into entrepreneurship- giving her the flexibility to design work around her life, not the other way around.
Through her coaching and community, Alana helps women move from earning well to building real financial independence, with a focus on practical systems, intentional investing, and creating optionality in their careers.
Erika Ho is a former Google data scientist turned financial coach who helps women in tech turn high incomes into lasting freedom.
After spending a decade in marketing analytics, Erika and her husband reached millionaire status in their 30s by saving and investing intentionally. But it wasn’t just about the numbers - her own experience with layoffs and burnout led her to rethink what work and success really mean.
Today, she helps women use concepts like COAST FIRE to make work optional, giving them the space to rest, pivot, or pursue more meaningful paths without sacrificing financial security.
More Details:
Did you know? Pro Members can attend events for free! Level up with Tech Ladies Pro and get access to exclusive events, career workshops, office hours, mentorship opportunities, members-only Slack channels, and more. Learn more & join!
- We will email you login information upon registration, one week, 1 day, and 1 hour before the event.
- FYI: Ticket sales stop an hour before the start of an event to ensure everyone gets the log-in info
- Don't see your sign-in link? Check your SPAM for an email from Tech Ladies or Luma.
- Still don't see it? Drop a line to webinars@hiretechladies.com
- This event will be recorded. All registered attendees will receive a recording via email.
- Please also note that we are unable to provide refunds after the event has ended.
A note on Tech Ladies Events
Tech Ladies events are open to all genders.
Please review our Code of Conduct before attending a Tech Ladies event.
Interested in what we're doing?Join Tech Ladies
