Ayumi Aoki

Founder, Women in Tech

Today we celebrate all the amazing women who have given time to appear on our technology podcast! Ayumi Aoki becomes the 91st awesome technologist to share her story with us and explain how her not-for-profit is trying to help women into STEM careers. Happy International Women’s day 2019!

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Inclusion in Tech

How can we make tech a fairer and more inclusive industry for people to work in.

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What issues face the tech industry as the demand for talent becomes increasingly difficult to meet.

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