Tuesday, April 29, 2008 from 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM (PT)
Join Girls in Tech for an evening filled with extremely exciting and
POWERFUL conversations. Have you ever wanted to start a company? Are
you curious about the resources you need to start a company?
The
Girls in Tech (GIT) Femme-POWER RoundUP was created to bring together
female, company founders, CEOs and CTOs to discuss the trials and
tribulations of starting and/or running a company, the Do’s and Don’ts
when starting to develop a company concept, the “checklist,” and the
skills and resources needed to achieve success in the short and
long-term.
It is also important to show other women and girls
that being a female in a man’s society should not discourage us from
becoming the entrepreneurs that we’ve always wanted to be. Female
founders and CEOs should serve as role models, educators and connectors
to young, aspiring entrepreneurs to help them pave the path to success.
What’s the format?
We
will start the event off with a quick, 30-minute Q&A with
moderator, Sue Kwon asking the panelists questions about their personal
experiences at work/starting their own company and the idea/passion
behind it. After the Q&A, we’ll break out into four or five
“RoundUP” sessions featuring two panelists at each roundtable engaging,
interacting and conversing with smaller groups of attendees. This
setting will also allow panelists to ask questions to the audience at
their respective tables to better understand their career goals,
objectives and what type of company they’re looking to create.
We will finish up with a cocktail celebration/networking event to mix, mingle and engage with the group.
Confirmed panelists include:
Aubrey Sabala, Digg
Rebecca Weeks, RealGirlsMedia
Vanessa Camones, TheMixAgency
Kaamna Dhawan, Skewz.com
Eve Phillips, Chirp Interactive
Jeanine LeFlore, LiveHit
Mary Hodder, Dabble
Jory Des Jardins, Blogher
Layne Gray, Vivanista
Sarah Lacy, BusinessWeek/Yahoo! Tech Ticker
Rebecca Parsons, ThoughtWorks
Sasha Cagen, StyleMob/GLAM.com
Moderator: Sue Kwon, Anchorwoman, CBS 5
The cost is $25.
We hope to see you there!
Best,
Adriana
Founder, Girls in Tech
Girls in Tech is a social network enterprise focused on the engagement, education and empowerment of like-minded, professional, intelligent and influential women in technology. As young women with the capacity to inspire, we made it our personal desire and passion to create and sustain an organization that focuses on the collaboration, promotion, growth and success of women in the technology sector.
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