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Women of Substance

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Our panellists will discuss the role of women in technology and science and the importance of engaging with IT and technology more widely, the importance and value of being a role model and what they believe are the key success factors in their careers.

 

Tess Barnes

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Artist in Residence

Bee Thakore

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Founder

Dr Julie Greensmith

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School of Computer Science

Christine Ashton

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Group Strategy Director

Christine Ashton

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Group Strategy Director

Lynda Armstrong

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Technical Vice President

Women of Substance: Inspiring women in STEM

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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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On display during the event will be a selection of paintings from Tess Barnes’ solo exhibition Women of Substance featuring 50 portraits of some of the most successful and inspirational women of our times.

As this event is not sponsored by a corporate host, there will be a cost of £16.00 to attend which includes your entrance to the event, access to the recently refurbished Royal Institution and their permanent exhibition, drinks (wine or soft drinks), a selection of snacks and the opportunity to watch an RI demonstration during the post-event networking.

If you would like to attend, the sign up process is taking place on the European Professional Women's Network’s website where you will need to fill in your personal details and make payment – tickets must be bought in advance and as EPWN are a European-wide network, payment will be taken in Euros.

The event will take place at The Royal Institution of Great Britain, 21 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4BS.
Click here to buy your ticket to attend.

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Women of Substance - an evening of inspiring women in an inspiring venue
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Please join us, along with European Professional Women's Network (London) and womenintechnology.co.uk, at the Royal Institution to discuss how women can interact with the world of science, engineering and technology to make their everyday lives easier, to bring about change in the workplace and to make the world a better place. Hear success stories and answer the critical question: “How can we empower the next generation of women to become scientists, engineers and technologists?” Be inspired by Tess Barnes' portraits of women of substance and inpsire each other. Open to all women and men.

The Royal Institution

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The Royal Institution
21 Albemarle Street
London, W1S 4BS
United Kingdom
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