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Introduction to Tech Up for Women

Host: Evy PoumpourasSpeakers: Molly Beck, Reach Out; Jen Vescio, OATH, A Verizon Company

Where We Are Headed and The Potential Impact

New technologies are being created at record lightning speed. The tsunami of innovations is creating a steep learning curve and those who surf ahead of this wave will be the ones who succeed. Technology and market disruptors are forcing companies to adapt quickly to remain competitive. She will lead a discussion on new, exciting, innovative technologies and how companies can capitalize on the good things offered by new technologies.

Moderator: Courtney McCarthy, GooglePanelists: Leslie Ma, General Motors; Angie Ruan, Nasdaq; Maria Tapia, IBM; Katie Dixon, Microsoft

A Fireside Chat with Anne Mulcahy, Former CEO of Xerox and Leslie Varon, Former CFO of Xerox

Speakers: Anne Mulcahy and Leslie Varon

Enjoy this break to mingle and get to know people.

The Now and Future of GEN Technologies: Curing Cancer and Stop Aging, Infinite Possibilities

Speakers: Sabina Ewing, Pfizer; Susie Roberts, Vertex; Shelby Chamberlain, Patient Discovery

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TECH UP FOR WOMEN2018 CONFERENCE AGENDA

A new look at qualitative and quantitative technologies: How to not let technology outpace you and how educating yourself can give your career the edge.

In a world of increasing sophisticated cybersecurity threats, securing a website and protecting against intrusions, hackers and ransomware can prove a challenge. Practices to protect websites, how to manage an intrusion and how best handle a data breach. Panel will discuss cybersecurity risks, incident and policy issues, including proactive readiness.

Just maybe the problem isn’t a lack of leadership opportunities. Maybe the problem is us. We develop the skills, do the work, play by the rules and hope that we eventually get the promotion. Yet, when we look around, it is the guys getting the bigger jobs with the even bigger salaries. As much as we are chipping away at the parity dynamic, we are still nowhere close to equal pay for equal work.

Fireside Chat with Nancy Calderon, of KPMG, and Kathy Murray of McMorran Strategies

Speakers: Nancy Calderon and Kathy Murray

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There is clearly a difference in the way women raise money vs how men raise money. Many factors are in play. Women founded businesses tended to be smaller and in low growth industries like retail and food, rather than technology. Women tend to be less apt to ask for venture funds and fund their businesses with personal savings. Less than 10% of venture capitalists are women. Learn how to beat the odds.

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Hands on Product Demos, Recruitment Area & Networking Reception

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Secure Cloud Adoption using Identity SOC and Advanced Threat Intelligence