For the 4th year in a row, SAP proudly sponsored the Lesbians Who Tech Summit 2017 in San Francisco last week.
15 SAP colleagues engaged with 2,500 queer, lesbian and ally attendees in speaking sessions, recruitment, tech demos, blogging, interviewing and capturing inspiring moments of innovation and leadership in a queer, inclusive and badass space.
SAP’s inaugural signatory for the White House Tech Inclusion Pledge in 2016 is a commitment to fuel American innovation and economic growth by increasing the diversity of the United States technology workforce. Read more here.
Our team worked hard last week at Lesbians Who Tech to further SAP’s mission by showcasing our technology and engaging with movers and shakers of today at several campuses:
Watch the interviews here
Demos featured:
Check them out here: https://blogs.sap.com/2017/02/25/the-future-is-yours-kids.-4-sap-technology-spotlights-at-lesbians-w...
Gerlinde Zibulski, Director of Security Product Management
Discusion on the State of Cybersecurity in 2017 at the Beaux Bar
Watch her interview here: https://twitter.com/SAPsv/status/835259646046720000
Concur and SAP recruiting teams in the Recruiting Connection Zone at the historic Castro Theatre
Learn more about job opportunities with SAPiXp: https://twitter.com/SAPsv/status/835222856308948992
Billy-Lynne Ross (4girl1der) talks about the impact of #LWTSummit & importance of diversity & inclusion:
https://twitter.com/SAPsv/status/835280402990280705
As a Product Marketing Manager for Analytics and Business Intelligence at SAP, you can bet that a compelling story heightened by insightful data fuels a fire in me like no other.
In the digital economy of today, modern analytics is what we need to make impactful and informed decisions that hold significant influence on every aspect of our lives.
So when I, a proud lesbian, received the privilege to attend a conference that brings together 2500 lesbians, queer women + allies across all areas of technology (from cloud, data, machine learning, VR, AI to engineering) rooted in the topic of diversity, inclusion, and celebrates the idea that we all move forward if we are equal, the conviction I hold that our work makes the world run better grew exponentially.
It also made showcasing SAP BusinessObjects Roambi and the SAP Digital Boardroom VR Experience even more engaging:
I even got my #DataGenius fix by attending sessions led by some of the world’s tech leaders and masterminds.
“How do you help the President and his team harness the power of data, innovation, and technology on behalf of the American people?”
2. “Apathy is Not An Option”
Leanne Pittsford, CEO and Founder of Lesbians Who Tech
3. “How Airbnb Used Data Science to Create Belonging”
Connect with her @elenatej, Interim Data Science Lead, Airbnb
4. People Analytics: Using a Data-Driven Approach to Help Companies Make Better People Decisions
Julie Zide, Ph.D., Vice President, Goldman Sachs
5. Welcome to Lesbians Who Tech 2017
Watch this to get a feel for the INCREDIBLE energy that weaved throughout the conference.
“I want to live in a world where no one can lose their job because of their sexuality or gender identity.
I want to live in a world where transgender women of color are not being murdered.
We want to be that organization that supports you, gives you the tools, and connects you to the people that are going to help get sh*t done.”
Needless to say, I cannot wait to proudly represent SAP next year at Lesbians Who Tech 2018. See you then!
HUGE thanks to those who made this possible: @SAPsv, @SAPCP, @SAPAnalytics, @Concur, @TripIt, @JillianBabbel, @moyalynne, @Pedram_Farjad, @TinaatAriba, @4girl1der, @the_litle_lg, @alexbogdan2, and of course, @Sisn.
Stay connected with #RunProuder, @SAPsv, @SAPCP, @SAPAnalytics
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