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January 1, 2026

A letter from Alicia

A letter from AliciaHeya all, Thanks for being here and welcome to Women Rock…

Buzz Carter

June 17, 2025

The Tech Career Adventure with Lorna Mitchell

Lorna Mitchell went from blogging about code to influencing global open-source standards. Her story proves…

charlie@sr2rec.co.uk

June 12, 2025

The Reality of Leadership in Tech with Angeley Mullins

“You can have it all, just not all at the same time.” In this episode…

charlie@sr2rec.co.uk

May 12, 2025

Kimberley Shepherd I National Trust

“Be brave and say yes to things that feel uncomfortable.” Kimberley Shepherd didn’t follow the…

charlie@sr2rec.co.uk

April 30, 2025

Zoe Gill I CGI

“Trust your gut and believe in yourself, and do it. If it feels scary, it's…

charlie@sr2rec.co.uk

December 20, 2023

Let’s Take A Moment To Reflect

Let's Take A Moment To ReflectAs we come to the end of another year it’s…

Charles Muriuki

May 23, 2023

Jenny Strickland | Vistair

Jenny Strickland | VistairWhat's your superpower? Jenny Strickland's is her dyslexia. Since being diagnosed at…

Charles Muriuki

March 21, 2023

Oliviana Bailey | Hyperion Lab

Oliviana Bailey | Hyperion Lab“AI” is having a moment and whether you are here for…

Charles Muriuki

January 30, 2023

Hilary Stephenson | Nexer Digital

Hilary Stephenson | Nexer DigitalInclusion: the "I" in "ED&I", to be "included" is to feel…

Charles Muriuki

July 18, 2022

76% of female students aged 12-14 years old thought they knew what skills were needed for a role in the tech industry | Interview with #GirlTech

76% of female students aged 12-14 years old thought they knew what skills were needed…

Charles Muriuki

A letter from Alicia

The Tech Career Adventure with Lorna Mitchell

The Reality of Leadership in Tech with Angeley Mullins

Kimberley Shepherd I National Trust

Zoe Gill I CGI

Let’s Take A Moment To Reflect

Jenny Strickland | Vistair

Oliviana Bailey | Hyperion Lab

Hilary Stephenson | Nexer Digital

76% of female students aged 12-14 years old thought they knew what skills were needed for a role in the tech industry | Interview with #GirlTech

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