women in tech

At Dicker Darter, workplace flexibility has been a thing for decades. They started with a foundation of ‘working mums’ and have been growing.

Beleza Chan & Lane Litz are using their AI enabled language education tool to push into the China. A seed investment will help.

Diversity in the tech industry should be at the heart of developing new and innovative technologies, writes Nicole Russo.

At first glance, the Aussie startup scene is a woman-friendly one. But, scratch just beneath the surface, and there’s a not-so-woke dynamic at play.

The League of Extraordianry Women is hosting their annual Techformation: Women in tech, innovation and leadership conference in Melbourne next week.

Lizzie Kardon launched the spreadsheet to create transparency in early January and over 800 women have now shared their salary details.

I don’t think there is anything typical about being a startup founder, writes Brandcrush co-founder and CEO Teresa Aprile.

Melinda Gates has announced she will give $74.7 million in funding to help encourage more women to enter technology careers.

Kelly Bayer Rosmarin has been named the next CEO of Singtel Optus, and will take over the role from current boss Allen Lew in April 2020. 

When I attended a large tech conference, I was treated as my male co-founders ‘plus one’, not as his business partner, writes Kathyrn Van Kuyk.

Lynn Dang from Microsoft is currently focused on levelling the playing field and creating a more diverse and inclusive workforce.

She Loves Data is an organisation providing education for women to learn the foundations of data analytics. In a male-dominated industry, women who work in data analytics face cultural and gender-based adversity.