women in tech

To bring together diverse women in the science and health, Franklin Women and Organon have partnered to launch a Members Connect Series. 

Our predictions on the women who’ll be defining 2024. From politics to business, sport, advocacy, climate culture and health. 

Shirley Gwynn has been appointed CEO at TALK5, Australia’s first AI-powered, voice enabled Work Health and Safety (WHS) software platform.

Proud Kamilaroi woman and entrepreneur Natalie Legg takes the CEO role takes the CEO role of A23, with big growth plans ahead.

A tech conference in Latvia, DevTernity, has been called out for adding the name of a woman that doesn’t exist to its list of event speakers.

Whitney Wolfe Herd is stepping down from her role as Bumble CEO after a decade at the helm of the women-centred dating app company.

The co-founder of Canva has topped The Australian Financial Review’s Young Rich List 2023 for the third year in a row.

Tech though leader Friska Wirya companies shares five pivotal shifts organisations can make to retain and support women in tech.

A Parliament House celebration is set to take place this month for a group of Canberra students who’ve excelled in a work experience program.

Women take out majority awards as Analytics Leader by the The Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia (IAPA).

NASA has named the first woman, Christina Koch, as part of its crew of four astronauts set to fly around the moon late next year.

Mira Murati. The name has been spoken by many of late. But who is she? Let’s take a quick look at one of the senior executives of OpenAI.