In a groundbreaking event set to change the future of women in technology, TBC’s support of the Google initiative “Women Techmakers” is making waves across Georgia. The event, titled “Change the Future,” is scheduled for March 14th and aims to address gender challenges in the tech industry.
Bridging the Gender Gap in Technology
The “Women Techmakers” event is a beacon of progress in the realm of gender equality in tech. With educational and networking activities spread across three parallel spaces, the event focuses on key areas such as artificial intelligence, web applications, and technological innovations in education.
The initiative is not just about providing content; it’s about creating an environment where women can share their knowledge and experiences. Esteemed tech professionals like Ninutsa Nanitashvili and Natia Sirbiladze will be among those imparting their wisdom, inspiring a new generation of women in tech.
TBC’s Commitment to Technological Advancement
For TBC, a company that places technology at the forefront of customer experience, supporting such initiatives is paramount. Their involvement goes beyond sponsorship; it’s about fostering a culture where technological progress makes life easier and more equitable.
The Grace Hopper Tech Award, backed by TBC, is one such initiative that highlights the importance of gender equality in tech, honoring leaders who empower women in this field.
Cultivating a Future of Inclusivity and Innovation
The “Women Techmakers” program has been active in Georgia since 2014, empowering women software engineers, mobile systems developers, and data scientists. This event is a testament to the program’s success and TBC’s vision of a world where women in technology are not just participants but leaders.
As spring brings new life to businesses, especially those in the vineyard landscapes like “Château Vartsikhe,” the tech industry too is blossoming with the promise of inclusivity and innovation, thanks to initiatives like this one.
