Grace Hopper Celebration 2020
The world’s largest gathering of women technologists
More women in tech
As a technology leader, Accenture is helping organizations innovate faster to deliver their full potential. We are delivering digital transformation at speed and scale. Now, more than ever.
Accenture is proud to be an Anita Borg Institute Pioneering Partner and a 2019 Top Company for Women Technologists. With more than 200,000 women at Accenture and a commitment to achieve a gender balanced workforce by 2025, we want more women in our workforce and more female role models in business and STEM.
With our action-packed agenda, we can’t wait to connect, inspire and advance the careers of women in tech at this year’s virtual Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) on September 29 – October 2!
Come innovate with us
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As a member of the Technology Development Program (TDP), a robust tech-focused learning experience for our entry level Technology Analysts, you can take your skills to the next level through exposure to many technologies, diverse roles and project work, and on-the-job training. Analysts in TDP are also offered opportunities to gain professional certifications in technologies like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, mentorship, social engagements and leadership opportunities across industries and practices within their region. Check out an insider’s view of what consulting life is really all about.
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Accenture @ GHC
Make the most of your time at the Grace Hopper Conference and join us at the following events, led by our women in tech.
Battling Skill Gaps and Representation Challenges in Tech with the Apprenticeship Model – Oct. 1, 11:50 AM – 12:20 PM
Companies today are seeking to create diverse teams, but how can we create truly diverse teams if we continue to source talent from the same places? Apprentice programs address talent needs using non-traditional sources, increase workforce diversity and create opportunities for underrepresented groups. This panel will be led by Accenture’s Rachel Clausen and Arzo Aryan.
Living in the Material World: Reconciling Humans and Technology Through Smart Materials – Oct. 2, 10:10 – 10:40 AM
The pandemic has made healthier environments the need of the hour. At the same time, national protests around racial injustice underscore the need for technology that is conscious of people’s privacy and biases. Our future cities need smarter and more sustainable infrastructure. Through user scenarios, this talk presents a vision of how smart materials could enable more human-centric smart cities. This presentation will be led by Accenture’s Aditi Maheshwari.
Advancing Women in Tech – 5 steps to a thriving culture
Recent research reveals that half of the young women who go into tech drop out by the age of 35 – but culture change, at colleges and workplaces, can reverse that trend. Hear from Kathy Ross, Accenture, and Reshma Saujani, Girls Who Code, as they share their personal stories, reveal where they see the biggest challenges and opportunities for women in the tech industry, and what they’re personally doing to help create a tech culture that gets – and keeps women.
Accenture Innovation Workshop Series
Catch up on our virtual Innovation Workshop Series, presented by Accenture women at the forefront of innovation and technology. Watch the workshop recordings that interest you at the link provided below.
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Accenture Lived Experience |
Carron Whittaker, Amy Park, Ji Yun Lee and Kristin Smith |
Meet our Accenture Trailblazers, our most influential women in tech, and learn about their careers and experiences at Accenture. |
This workshop has passed. View the recording here. |
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Leading with Confidence: Being a Female Leader in Technology in 2020 |
Kathryn White, Andreea Danielescu, Shanthi Ramamurthy and Chetna Sehgal |
In this eye-opening panel discussion, Accenture’s most innovative female leaders in technology share their different career journeys. |
This workshop has passed. View the recording here. |
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Out-Hacking the Hackers |
Eliza Donohue, Cecelia Landau, Karishma Asthana, Rachel Dubis and Avani Patel |
A panel of security women – who are former “hackers” – discuss their careers at Accenture. |
This workshop has passed. View the recording here. |
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AI and Other Fast-Evolving Technologies |
Ashley Miller |
Our San Francisco Innovation Hub director will discuss how fast-evolving digital and emerging technologies are changing the tech world. |
This workshop has passed. View the recording here. |
It all began at GHC
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Kimberly Vaz
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Creating a culture of equality
Our latest research piece on gender equality, Getting to Equal 2020: The Hidden Value of Culture Makers, has found that Leaders say a culture of equality is important, and they think their organizations are inclusive. But employees feel differently. If leaders prioritize a culture of equality now, everyone will rise. And with more gender-balanced leadership teams, workplace cultures will continue to become more inclusive.
That is why Accenture is committed to a gender-balanced workforce by 2025.
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Women at the forefront of innovation
Accenture’s Cathinka Wahlstrom explains how she is helping advance women in the workplace at the forefront of digital innovation.
Managing Director Sailaja Bhagavatula shares her remarkable journey and offers advice on how women can stay ahead of the technology curve.
After building a career in the cloud, Ingi Zaki is proud to now be doing the same for other women.
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