Her Tech Community Launch Gathering
Please note that this gathering is intended for individuals who identify as women or nonbinary. Thank you for honoring this boundary.
Join us for the launch of a new Women in Tech community designed to create meaningful connection, shared learning, and a space where your voice directly shapes what we build together.
This first gathering blends open networking with small‑group pod conversations (five women per table) each guided by a facilitator to spark honest dialogue and uncover what women in tech truly need right now. Each pod will explore guided questions about your challenges, goals, and the kinds of support, events, and resources that would make this community genuinely valuable.
Together, we’ll dive into:
What support women in tech are craving today
The biggest challenges you’re navigating in your career
What makes a community feel safe, energizing, and worth returning to
Event formats and experiences that would help you grow
Barriers that make it hard to participate and how we can remove them
How you might want to contribute or get involved as the group evolves
This is a chance to meet other women across roles and career stages, share your experiences, and help co‑create a community built with intention, care, and your real needs at the center.
Come ready to connect, reflect, and shape what comes next.
Optional Chance AI Quiz
Before the event, you’ll have the option to take a quick 2–3 minute, 10-question quiz from Chance AI, a mobile app currently in development by Elizabeth Shim. The quiz is designed to help you identify 1–2 attendees with whom you might have strong alignment. Before the event, you’ll receive your suggested match(es). There’s no pressure to participate, no public matching, and no forced icebreakers.
Take Liz’s quick matching quiz before the event—one participant will be randomly selected for a $20 Amazon gift card!
6:00-6:15pm Open Networking. Light refreshments will be served.
6:15-6:30pm Pairing with your AI Matches
6:30-7:00 Speech on the State of Women in Tech by Jennifer Mulvihill, Professor in the Katz School's M.S. in Cybersecurity
7:00-7:40pm Small Group Pod Conversations
7:30-8:00pm Continued Networking