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Philly Women in Tech Summit

Saturday, April 12
9:00am–5:00pm
Dev Track Access Track Business Track

Whether you use the latest technological advances to affect business outcomes or are on the team that brings them to life, you are a woman in technology. At the Philly Women in Tech Summit, learn about the trends that are affecting how both individuals and companies communicate and make decisions. These forces are converging, disrupting business models, and creating new opportunities.

The 2014 Summit will include hands-on development workshops, a business technology track and Lean In Circle discussion groups.

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150 N. 6th St

Speakers

  • Lea Goldman

    Lea Goldman

    Lea Goldman is the Features & Special Projects Director of Marie Claire magazine, where she specializes in career and workplace matters and oversees the magazine’s MC@Work supplements.

    Previously, she was a Senior Editor at Forbes Magazine, where she was responsible the magazine and website’s entertainment coverage, including the publication of that magazine’s annual Celebrity 100 list of the Top Earning Entertainers in Hollywood.

  • Kathleen Warner

    Kathleen Warner

    Kathleen Warner serves as the Chief Operating Officer of the Startup America Partnership and is responsible for business operations and management of resources. Kathleen also coordinates a number of strategic activities and initiatives, including the Startup America Women initiative, all focused on heightening engagement with, awareness of and support for high growth startups.

    Prior to joining the Startup America Partnership, Kathleen served as district director for a US Congressman where she oversaw multi-office district operations and helped develop and implement policy objectives, strategies and operating plans for the district. Kathleen, an attorney, also spent over ten years in the private sector.

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