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WLSP: Gender Bias in Technology
March 13 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Join us for an engaging panel discussion that delves into the pervasive issue of gender bias within the technology industry. As we navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of innovation, our esteemed panelists will shed light on the challenges faced by women in tech and explore proactive measures to dismantle existing biases.
From hiring practices and workplace culture to the impact of gender bias on product development, our experts will share personal experiences, research findings, and success stories.
Gain valuable insights into the ongoing efforts to foster inclusivity, promote diversity, and empower women to thrive in the tech world. This thought-provoking conversation aims to inspire change, challenge existing norms, and pave the way for a more equitable and diverse future in technology. Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to the dialogue surrounding gender bias and be part of the movement towards a tech industry that values and embraces the talents of everyone, regardless of gender.
Panelists:
Shirley Coady has over 20 years of experience in language technology. In 2022, she took over the leadership of the Language Technology Product Management team at RWS, where alongside a very talented team, she’s responsible for the portfolio of traditional as well as cutting-edge technologies for the largest technology company in the industry.
Alisa Heinzman specializes in the design and translation of electronic questionnaires given to patients during drug trails. These questionnaires ask about a patient’s quality of life, pain, and feelings about their treatment. She and her team focus on eCOA design best practice to ensure a patient–in any language or locale–find the applications and questions as usable as possible.
Moderator:
Alexandra Proca is a Globalization Operations Manager at NetApp and a Video Series Program Manager at Women in Localization. A former journalist, she has been working in localization for seven years and has volunteered for Women in Localization for the same amount of time. She had previously led the Global social media team for Women in Localization.