Empowering Women in Tech: Join Web Summit Vancouver’s Women in Tech Program

Empowering Women in Tech: Join Web Summit Vancouver’s Women in Tech Program


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From May 27-30, 2025, Vancouver will host the Web Summit, one of the most anticipated global tech events. Known for connecting entrepreneurs, investors, media, and industry leaders, this inaugural North American edition promises to bring innovation and inspiration to the forefront. Among the event's many highlights is the Women in Tech program—a community-driven initiative aimed at fostering gender diversity in the tech world.

What is the Women in Tech Program?

The Women in Tech program is designed to promote gender equality and create more opportunities for women in the technology industry. By offering exclusive access and networking opportunities, this initiative supports professional growth and community building for women who are shaping the future of tech.

Why It Matters:

  • In 2024, 42% of Web Summit attendees were women—a testament to the program's success in driving gender diversity.
  • This program provides a platform for women to connect with mentors, future customers, and partners in a supportive and empowering environment.

Special Ticket Offer for Women

As part of the initiative, Web Summit Vancouver is offering a two-ticket package at a reduced price of CA$156.45, exclusively for individuals who identify as women. This limited-time offer allows more women to participate in the event and take advantage of everything it has to offer.

What to Expect?

Women attending Web Summit Vancouver can look forward to:

  • Dedicated Meetups: Special spaces for networking and building professional relationships.
  • Growth Opportunities: Access to workshops and panel discussions tailored to empowering women in tech.
  • Community Building: Engage with a growing online community of Women in Tech to foster connections that extend beyond the event.

Web Summit’s Commitment to Diversity

Web Summit is committed to creating a tech industry that is inclusive and balanced. The Women in Tech program is part of a broader effort to bridge the gender gap through mentorship programs, networking events, and opportunities for collaboration.

By joining this program, women in tech can not only learn and grow but also contribute to reshaping the future of the industry.

How to Join?

Interested in being part of this transformative initiative? Visit the official Women in Tech page on the Web Summit Vancouver website for more details and to secure your tickets.

Iryna Andriushchenko is the Editor-in-Chief

Iryna is the founder of Handy.ai and an active advocate for initiatives that promote innovation and entrepreneurship. Iryna also serves as a mentor for accelerator programs supporting female founders. Recognized for her contributions to technology and innovation, she has earned accolades in both Ukraine and Canada, including being named one of the Top 25 Ukrainian Women Leaders. Iryna has co-authored research such as "From Ukraine to Canada: Cultivating Sustainable Success with AI-Powered Digital Solutions" and "Real Talk: How Generative AI Could Close Canada’s Productivity Gap," highlighting the transformative potential of AI.


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