Women in Tech
DigiKey renews Platinum Level Sponsorship of Women in Electronics
DigiKey recently reaffirmed its commitment to Women in Electronics (WE) through a Platinum Level sponsorship renewal.
Women’s entrepreneurs programme, Southampton Science Park
Female entrepreneurs in the science, digital, and technology sectors from the South are invited to participate in a women-only business support event at the University of Southampton Science Park on 6th and 7th March.
The Motherhood Penalty: partnership launched as nearly 40% of women leave tech
Research by the Tech Talent Charter reveals that nearly 40% of women departing from tech roles cite caring responsibilities as a key factor.
Registration open for the 2024 WES' Apprentice Showcase
Coinciding with National Apprenticeships Week, WES will be running the Apprentice Showcase from 5–11 February 2024.
Sheryl Sandberg steps down from Meta board of directors
Sheryl Sandberg, former Chief Operating Officer of Meta, has announced her decision to step down from the board of directors.
Organisations uniting to inspire a diverse engineering and technology workforce
The Tomorrow’s Engineers Code is celebrating an important milestone – the community now has over 300 members dedicated to increasing the diversity and number of young people entering engineering and technology careers.
Neutrik Americas sponsors Women in Electronics
Neutrik Americas, part of Neutrik Group, the global provider of professional AVL connectivity solutions, is pleased to announce its sponsorship of Women in Electronics (WE).
The women leading the charge towards a greener future
From the boardroom to the factory floor, women in science and engineering are playing a pivotal role in helping The Kensa Group bring zero carbon heating and cooling to the masses.
National Women in Science and Engineering Day
Diversity and inclusivity are vital topics that are being discussed in industries the world over – and none more so than in the STEM industries.
Women at more risk of losing their jobs to AI
The swift integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into various sectors poses a significant risk of job losses, with women and disadvantaged groups being particularly vulnerable.