Women in STEM Conference 2020 | 18th Nov

The Women in STEM Conference 2020 will be returning on the rescheduled date of 18th November to offer a leading platform to assess the next steps for employers and education providers to support the recruitment, retention and advancement of Women in STEM.

OFFICIAL MEDIA PARTNER

AGENDA

SPEAKERS

Confirmed Speakers

The Rt Hon Nick Gibb MP

Minister of State for School Standards,
Department for Education (DfE)

Elizabeth Donnelly

CEO,
WES

James Greenwood-Lush

Senior Adviser - Charters Development,
Advance HE

Deborah Kelly

Partnership Manager,
WISE

Daljit Kaur

Regional Network Lead,
STEM Learning

Dr Kerry Baker

Strategic Initiatives Lead,
STEM Learning

Brenda Yearsley

School and Education Development Manager,
Siemens

Mark Jabbal

Assistant Professor in Aerospace Engineering,
University of Nottingham

Dr Katie Perry

CEO,
The Daphne Jackson Trust

Brigadier Sara Sharkey

Head Application Services and DevOps,
Army HQ, Ministry of Defence

Avivah Wittenberg-Cox

CEO,
20-First

Isabel Torres

CEO,
Mothers in Science

Kayisha Payne

Founder,
BBSTEM

Emma Russo

Assistant Head and Director of STEM,
South Hampstead High School

SSgt Kate Dunscombe

Army, Ministry of Defence

200+ ATTENDEES

15+ SPEAKERS

Leading Policy Updates and Practical Insights

8+ HOURS OF CPD CONTENT

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Testimonials

The Women in STEM Conference 2019 was electrifying. It is the most positive and proactive event I have ever attended and everyone left feeling energised and ready to take on the world.

Mechanical Engineer, ORE Catapult

Great speakers - a really inspirational day which left us keen to further develop the Women in STEM agenda in Northern Ireland.

Comms Manager Matrix, Matrix c/o SPD, Department for the Economy

This was a well-organised day, packed with challenging insights. When I first saw the programme, I couldn't believe so much could be crammed into such a short day without it becoming overwhelming. The speakers each brought something different and relevant to the day; and I was engaged throughout with never a dull moment. I made some great networking links which have led to me being in preliminary discussions with my regional STEM hub to organise a day to promote STEM careers to parents.