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A top honors graduate of Vision University Film School, Laura Bautista traveled across Central America and Southeast Asia to film “Break the Code.” This is her first documentary. Her animated short “Max the Dog” won the Jury Prize at the Barking Mad Film Festival in 2010.

6:00PM

Cocktail Reception and Check-In

Sarah Janus, CEO of Green Threads

“Women Working: A Patchwork of Talent”

Sarah Janus, CEO of Green Threads

“Women Working: A Patchwork of Talent”

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An official day for podcasters to let their fans know they appreciate them in a casual meet-n-greet setting online!

Podcasters who love their fans:

An official day for podcasters to let their fans know they appreciate them in a casual meet-n-greet setting online!

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Fan Appreciation Day

GET TO KNOW AND TALK WITH YOUR FAVORITE PODCASTERS

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Live engagement with fans

You spend hours recording and editing your podcast episodes. Your fans love for you for it. Let them join in to say hello face to face and discuss their favorite past episode moments!


6:00PM

Check-In and Cocktails

Icebreaker

There is so much more to a person than a job title. Grab a cocktail and get to know your dinner guests by asking one simple question: What's one thing that inspires you?



7:00PM

First course & Opening Remarks

Sarah Janus,

CEO of Green Threads

“Women Working: A Patchwork of Talent”



7:30PM

The 

Entrée

Keynote Speaker

Deborah Smith – Founder of Girl Tech Brigade

“The Ruby Red Slippers: Women in Web Apps”

Networking

Meet & mingle

8:15PM

Sweet Treats: Dessert, Coffee, Tea

Film Intro

Laura Bautista – Director of “Break The Code: The Invisible Women of Tech”

5-Min Video Clip

“Break the Code: The Invisible Women of Tech”

Deborah Smith

founder of girl tech brigade

Five-time EntreprenHer of the Year and winner of eight Webby awards, Deborah Smith has shattered the tech world’s glass ceiling and built a supreme motherboard out of the shards. As Founder of Girl Tech Brigade, she empowers thousands of women through online courses and the Girl Tech app.

Laura Bautista

DIRECTOR

A top honors graduate of Vision University Film School, Laura Bautista traveled across Central America and Southeast Asia to film “Break the Code.” This is her first documentary. Her animated short “Max the Dog” won the Jury Prize at the Barking Mad Film Festival in 2010.

Sarah Janus

CEO OF GREEN THREADS

Sarah Janus makes clothes out of leaves and twigs, finally making good on her high school yearbook’s prediction she was most likely to “Hug (and Kiss, and CoHab With) A Tree.” She is on the council for Greening Tech and on the advisory board for Eco Chic.

Sophie Kim

CTO OF COOKIE BLAST

Sophie Kim ate a lot of cookies while leading 28 developers in the creation of the snack-sourcing app Cookie Beast. When she isn’t coding, you can find Kim skiing, gardening, and binge-watching crime dramas.

I think it's very important to get more women into computing. My slogan is: Computing is too important to be left to men.

Karen Spärck Jones

PROFESSOR OF COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION AT CAMBRIDGE COMPUTER LABORATORY

A search engine visionary, Spärck Jones introduced the concept of inverse document frequency used by most search engines today.

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