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2015 Hi-Tech Awards Gala Dinner
May 15 @ 6:00 pm
The NZ Hi-Tech Awards celebrate New Zealand’s most successful high-tech companies and highest achieving individuals. Originally launched in 1994 as the VSI Electronics Excellence Awards, they have since evolved into a platform for recognising the best all of our technology industries: ICT, electronics, software, biotechnology, creative, telecommunications and digital media.
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Leading figure in Silicon Valley, accomplished CEO, brand expert and cancer survivor, Adiba Barney shares her story and views on the role women can play in the tech sector. Adiba Barney is a leading figure in Silicon Valley. As CEO of Silicon Valley Forum, she
The NZ Hi-Tech Awards celebrate New Zealand’s most successful high-tech companies and highest achieving individuals. Originally launched in 1994 as the VSI Electronics Excellence Awards, they have since evolved into a platform for recognising the best all of our
The NZTech Women Wellington group is looking at the advancement of skills for women in the Technology field – from student level interest, to intern programmes, along with development for the existing workforce. At our May lunch, we will be reporting back on
CODE: DEBUGGING THE GENDER GAP exposes the dearth of American female and minority software engineers and explores the reasons for this gender gap. CODE raises the question: what would society gain from having more women and minorities code? To see the trailer and
The CIO Summit is recognised as New Zealand’s premier professional development forum for senior ICT executives. For 2015, the Summit has again attracted influential IT and business leaders as speakers from innovative organisations, including NASA Jet
Free, Member Only Event Have you heard about the investment in the tech sector, in innovation, in exports, in growing NZ local companies? Have you wondered how to tap into resources to help your own business grow? It’s not all about pots of money being handed