Celebrating the most inspirational women in STEM
Summary
Eager to break into the tech industry, Khadija challenged the status quo and undertook a degree apprenticeship with IBM, which rapidly equipped her with the foundations of technical leadership. Jacqui has worked in several sectors around the globe for highly regulated, multi-cultural organisations including multinational FTSE 100 companies, small consultancy firms and establishing her own businesses. When the global pandemic hit the UK in March 2020, Joy set up and run multiple free training programmes to help women quickly upskill with modern technology. Currently at Accenture, Jess spends her working hours asking ‘why?’, ‘how?’ and ‘so what?” about people, society, and technology, and is a published essayist and board member of the Irish Writers Centre and co-founder of Beyond Representation. Their remarkable achievements showcase the vital advancements technology is making towards saving, transforming, and improving lives, while also positively impacting the planet and ensuring the future of tech grows ever more diverse and inclusive.” Sheila Flavell CBE, Chief Operating Officer of FDM Group comments: “As businesses across Britain rebuild, reboot, and focus on growth, the crucial role that women entrepreneurs and innovators play in the recovery cannot be underestimated.