Women on Stage Global Virtual Conference 2023

Get your free tickets to Women on Stage Global Virtual Conference 2023! 

All genders are welcome!

Join us, wherever you are, to learn from leading women across the tech industry all about:

#ML #GenerativeAI #NLP #JS #Cloud #CyberSecurity #DevOps #OpenSource #SoftwareManagement #VR #Diversity #CareerNavigation and much more!

This conference will showcase an incredible amount of talent from some of the best women leaders in the global tech scene, registered on the Women on Stage Platform. Our speakers will share their invaluable insights and skills and reclaim what it means "to code like a girl".  ​

The conference will focus on a variety of topics in various tech tracks, all contributing to our main theme, which is meant to inspire our community and make sure that our diverse and global audience will gain practical value and learn something new.

For abstracts and full conference agenda, visit our conference page.

//KEYNOTE - Code Like a Girl: If You Can See It, You Can Be It

It’s no secret that women are highly underrepresented in the tech industry. Some argue that this is a “natural” given fact, but it hasn't always been this way; software development was actually once perceived as a rather feminine field. Turns out, something happened in the mid-1980s that dramatically decreased the percentage of women in computer science studies. Why? What happened?

In this talk, I’ll explain what affected these numbers and discuss the importance of role models for women in tech. I’ll share the story behind Women on Stage and demonstrate why representation matters so much.   

You will see there isn’t anything “natural” about it and that you CAN make a difference just by doing some things differently. Join me and I will show you how. 

Moran Weber, CEO & Founder of Women on Stage:

Moran Weber is the CEO & Founder of Women on Stage. She’s formerly Tech Lead at Wix with 10 years of experience in software development. In addition, she is a Social Psychologist, holding an MA in Social Psychology, along with a BSc in Computer Science and Psychology from Tel-Aviv University.  In the past, Moran suffered from severe stage fright and impostor syndrome. Her path of overcoming these anxieties included stepping up to as many stages as possible, and becoming a renowned speaker and speakers’ trainer. Her unique background as a Software Developer, a Social Psychologist, and as a woman in tech drove her to embark on a mission to amplify women's voices everywhere.