Black is Tech - Speaker Spotlight Series Black is Tech

The Black is Tech virtual conference is September 24 - 25, 2020. Join us for exciting episodes to meet some of the speakers in our Speaker Spotlight Series.

Janeen Uzzell is a Global Technology Executive and Chief Operating Officer of the Wikimedia Foundation. She previously served as Director of Healthcare Programs in Africa and Head of Women in Technology for General Electric. We are excited to have Janeen join us as one of our keynote speakers to discuss the importance of Who Tells Your Story and Why it Matters.

The Black is Tech virtual conference is September 24 - 25, 2020. Join us for exciting episodes to meet some of the speakers in our Speaker Spotlight Series.

Odean Maye is the Director of Software Engineering at Capital One and CEO of Spectus Inc. Tune in as we speak about #BlackTech and the importance of expanding on technology in the Black community. He will be on on panel at the conference with other dynamic men and women in the technology field to discuss Why #BlackTech Matters: Building Tech solutions for us by us.

The Black is Tech virtual conference is September 24 - 25, 2020. Join us for exciting episodes to meet some of the speakers in our Speaker Spotlight Series.

Derwin Warren is the President and Founder of The Meaningful Power Foundation. He will be speaking with our attendees about the different aspects of data mining and analytics. Anticipate an introduction to understanding data patterns, processes, and tools for data mining!

The Black is Tech virtual conference is September 24 - 25, 2020. Join us for exciting episodes to meet some of the speakers in our Speaker Spotlight Series.

Tiffany N. Davis is a rocket scientist from the DMV, with plans of reaching for the stars and beyond. Tiffany is an advocate for young women and minorities to follow their passions in STEM, no matter the size or level of difficulty. In her spare time, Tiffany speaks at schools and conferences, she hosts STEM-inspired workshops and she runs a mentoring program for young girls. Tiffany’s professional work and community service efforts have been recognized on several platforms including: Black Engineer of the Year Awards, BET, Black Girls Rock, Business Insider, GirlsWhoCode, and the NBA Network. Tiffany has a degree in aerospace engineering from Georgia Tech and she is currently in a Master’s Program for Computer Science. Tiffany plans on focusing her studies on artificial intelligence and machine learning, with the hope of using those for future space exploration missions. Tiffany is currently works in Virginia, as a spacecraft vehicle engineer for Boeing’s Mission Operations group.

Join us for the Black is Tech virtual conference September 24 - 25, 2020. Register today at http://blackistechconference.com/