- Google is putting on seven WTM events across five cities in Pakistan.
- The events will be hosted by regional WTM Ambassadors with assistance from Google.
- The WTM Ambassador program helps tech-related women who want to make a difference.
Google is putting on seven Women Techmakers (WTM) events across five cities in Pakistan to help and empower more than 1,550 female developers. Google’s WTM program aims to give women in technology visibility, a sense of community, and access to resources.
The seven events, which include rallies, workshops, networking opportunities, and conferences, will take place between March and May and offer training in a variety of entrepreneurship topics, such as leadership, technical skills, and how to get around particular obstacles faced by women in technology.
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International Women’s Day, which falls on March 8, will be the day of the first event (IWD). This year’s IWD theme for WTM events is #DareToBe, where we promote women’s confidence and courage to dream big and take chances. We encourage everyone to consider all the ways they will “Dare To Be” in 2023, whether they are brave, resilient, or inventive.
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The events will be hosted by regional WTM Ambassadors with assistance from Google. The WTM Ambassador program helps tech-related women who want to make a difference and give back to their communities. As ambassadors, they will participate in one or more leadership activities each quarter to interact with their communities.
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“These events, in collaboration with Women Techmakers (WTM) Ambassadors, not only recognize the accomplishments of women in tech, but will also encourage more women to join the fast-growing tech industry,” said Farhan S. Qureshi, Google Regional Director for Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. WTM and its ambassadors have organized numerous events over the years to assist women developers in reaching their full potential. Nonetheless, the program will promote diversity, equality, and inclusion in the tech sector, which is Google’s primary mission.”
