Our amazing attendees joined us at Foundry‘s offices in London to create solutions around this year’s International Women’s Day theme – Give to Gain.
These included ideas such as a smart web matching service, helping charities to connect with organisations that can provide pro-bono technical support they need; a tool designed to help women on their career journey, with personalised end-to-end career pathways from a CV builder with built-in feedback to pairing job postings; a mentor-matching tool, with smart profiling technology to match mentees based on various factors; and a mentorship instant messaging app, where no question is too big or too small.
The day was made possible by the support of our sponsors Foundry and Addleshaw Goddard, who also provided us with some talented tech mentors to support the attendees throughout the day.
Thank you to everyone who joined us, for your incredible work throughout the day and to our community partners, sponsors, and volunteers who made it all possible.
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