On Tuesday 3 June, Women in Tech Policy hosted an intimate salon-style dinner with Deemah AlYahya, Secretary-General of the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO). Supported by the DCO, the evening brought together senior women in tech policy to explore how digital tools can empower women in developing nations and drive inclusive global growth. Sponsor

Parliamentary Reception – our first reception in Parliament, sponsored by Cornerstone, with over 100 influential women in tech policy and MPs from across the political spectrum. 

Focusing on the launch of the AI Opportunities Action Plan, WiTP gathered to explore a focus on infrastructure, talent, and more. Members discussed the questions around investment and prioritisation in AI.  Sponsor

A number of women in tech policy members gathered for an evening of discussion, networking, and collaboration over dinner. We’ll explore how this network can grow, future events to host, and key policy themes to tackle.

We celebrated the official launch of the Women in Tech Policy Network in Westminster on the 14th of November. After a soft launch early in the year, we properly launched the network with a incredible group of women and shared our vision to promote and support women’s voices, experiences, and skills in the tech and digital policy landscape. Sponsors

Our very first event, we invited a number of women who had expressed an interest in our idea to join us for dinner to discuss all things tech policy. We had so much interest we had to limit the numbers, and it showed us just how needed this network was.