15 December 2020
Thank you all for your continued support of TechWomen throughout what has been a challenging year for many of us. Congratulations, you made it! Bring on 2021. This year we were proud to be able to provide one of our flagship programmes Mentoring Circles throughout the country. Based on our survey of those who participated this … Continue reading "The New Normal"
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11 December 2020
TechWomen ran another successful series of Mentoring Circles this year from May – October around the country.
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16 October 2020
Click here to view the Ada Lovelace Day Webinar recording.
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02 October 2020
The days are getting longer as 2020 marches on and we learn to adjust to the continuing disruption a global pandemic has on our day to day lives.
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11 September 2020
TechWomen are partnering with ITP to engage more women in their mentoring programmes in New Zealand schools.
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22 July 2020
TechWomen’s Techweek2020 events are online, and they’re free.
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By Amanda Watson, Business Account Manager at Enterprise IT, Single Working Mum of a daughter and needy cat. Well, I’m not going to lie to you, the first week of lockdown was very weird! Listening to our PM’s speech was an emotional experience shared by my other friends who had been working
April 9, 2020
Kia ora March 2020 is proving to be challenging so far, as we navigate the fight against Covid-19 in New Zealand. This is a quick note to say that we are with you all the way. While we are not hosting any in-person events for the foreseeable future, we encourage everyone to stay connecte
March 26, 2020
Tēnā koe I hope you all enjoyed celebrating International Women’s Day 2020 last week. I was proud to be a part of a number of community events in Wellington and gave my keynote at Microsoft on Friday on the importance of men in the change required in our workplaces and organisations. We ne
March 11, 2020
An interview with Theresa Corballis, Regional Ambassador of Technovation New Zealand Q: So tell me a little bit about your career journey? A: My career journey began in a very unexpected way. While I was about to complete my Masters in International Affairs and Spanish Litera
January 8, 2020
In our previous article, we said the Growing Greatness Programmes were imminent. Now they are here, and just in time for you to up-level yourself and your career aspirations for 2020. This is what you need to know: Programmes are being offered in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and TaurangaTh
December 6, 2019
Tēnā koe readers, It's about time. It's about time for more women in workplaces. It's about time for women in tech. And it's absolutely time for you to be proud of the work you have accomplished this year. Step by step, we are working to move the dial on the tech gender gap and parity across w
November 6, 2019
It starts with our stories. If anyone’s been watching Netflix’s The Mind, Explained, Memory episode, you will know that the easiest way for humans to remember something is through storytelling and narratives. This year TechWomen aimed to share more stories of women in tech.&nbs
October 2, 2019
Introducing Annabel Heywood I’m a Management Consultant in the Technology, Strategy and Transformation service area at Deloitte. I hold degrees in Psychology and Information Technology and am also currently studying part-time towards a degree in Carbon Innovation. My main areas of int
September 30, 2019
Tēnā koe Readers In 2017 TechWomen in partnership with MBIE, Ministry for Women, the National Advisory Council on the Employment of Women, and NZRise ran a pilot programme called “Return to IT”. The programme’s focus was on assisting women who have taken a career break to return to wo
August 29, 2019