Be a Leader in Tech: Sue Black's Insights on Women in Computing
Be a Leader in Tech: Sue Black's Insights on Women in Computing
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Award-winning tech evangelist Sue Black inspires innovation & change in organizations, empowering women in tech & championing diversity & inclusion.
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Dr Sue Black is always a riveting speaker, with informative content and a personal warmth which makes her a pleasure to listen to. She has a clarity and an ability to get to the heart of something and in simple language which makes her a rare person.
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Sue Black is an internationally known, multi award-winning keynote speaker and technology evangelist. Her expertise in technology, diversity, and social impact has made her a highly sought-after motivational speaker for corporate events, conferences, and leadership events.
As a pioneer in the tech industry, Sue Black is a champion for women in computing and an advocate for diversity and inclusion in the workplace. She has dedicated her career to helping people and organizations realize the amazing opportunities and potential that technology can bring, from refugee mums on welfare to the UK Prime Minister.
Sue Black’s groundbreaking work with TechUPWomen is transforming the tech industry by empowering women from underserved communities to pursue technology careers. By booking Sue Black as a motivational speaker, your organization can gain valuable insights on how to inspire diversity and inclusion in the workplace and drive innovation and change in your industry.
In addition, Sue Black’s advocacy for preserving tech history has made her a leading voice in the field. Her successful campaign to save Bletchley Park in 2011 demonstrated the importance of preserving technology for social good. By hearing Sue Black’s story on Bletchley Park and the importance of preserving tech history, your organization can gain a unique perspective on the evolution of technology and its impact on society.
Sue Black’s expertise in social impact and leadership has helped countless organizations innovate and adapt in the digital age. By booking Sue Black as a keynote speaker, your organization can gain valuable insights on how to create diverse and inclusive workplaces, and how technology can be used for social good.
Book Sue Black for your next event and inspire your team to reach new heights. With her motivational speeches, expertise in technology, and passion for social impact, Sue Black is the perfect choice to help your organization innovate and succeed in the digital age.
See keynotes with Sue BlackAI has been around for decades so why is everyone talking about it now and how are companies using it to maximise their potential? In her new talk, Professor Sue Black will address the pivotal issue of bias within AI systems, illustrating how the data used to train these technologies can reflect and perpetuate societal biases. She will discuss the implications of such biases in real-world applications and offer insight into how developers and companies can work to mitigate these risks, ensuring that AI serves as a tool for equity and fairness.
In her talk, Sue will explore the dual-edged nature of AI: its potential to drive positive change and innovation, against the backdrop of ethical dilemmas and the risk of misuse. Equipping the audience with the knowledge to discern the responsible use of AI, Sue emphasizes the importance of transparency, accountability, and ethical considerations in the development and deployment of AI technologies. By highlighting how AI’s impact is shaped by the hands that wield it, Professor Black aims to foster a more informed and critical understanding of AI.
Do you want to create a more diverse and inclusive workplace that fosters innovation and drives growth? Look no further than keynote speaker Sue Black.
Sue Black is an internationally known technology evangelist and a champion for women in computing. She has dedicated her career to promoting women in STEM and inspiring diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Her pioneering work with TechUPWomen is transforming the tech industry by empowering women from underserved communities to pursue technology careers.
By booking Sue Black for your next event, you can gain valuable insights on how to create a more diverse and inclusive tech workforce. Sue’s speeches will inspire your team to think creatively about how to attract and retain women in tech, and to create a workplace culture that values diversity and fosters innovation.
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Sue is a highly dynamic and creative academic with a broad vision for the subject of software engineering. I have been most impressed with both her organisational ability and her grasp of the key research issues in our subject. I have sought advice from Sue on a range of academic management issues and have gained substantially from her insights and understanding of the challenges of leadership.
Sir Anthony Finkelstein
Dr Sue Black is always a riveting speaker, with informative content and a personal warmth which makes her a pleasure to listen to. She has a clarity and an ability to get to the heart of something and in simple language which makes her a rare person.
Baroness Rennie Fritchie
We were thrilled and honoured to have Professor Sue Black present her truly inspirational talk “If I can do it, so can you” tonight as part of ILM’s 2020 Speaker Series. So many women and men were touched by Sues exceptional story. Positive feedback was overflowing, the best quote being “I can sleep better tonight from hearing Sue speak” - from a recent female graduate. Thanks so much Sue for touching the lives of many people. Keep being the authentic you as you continue to shine a light in this world.
Amy Backwell
If I can do it, so can you!” This was the opening line of Prof. Sue Black’s speech at the second annual Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference in London on 4th September. She took us along on her incredible journey from a fascination with technology to saving Bletchley Park, becoming a catalyst for change for equal rights, paying it forward through #Techmums, and inspiring the next generation of computer scientists as a professor at Durham University. Sue had a profound impact on all of us through her contagious passion, optimism, and “prescription for success.” Professor Black is not only an extraordinary academic, technology evangelist, and social entrepreneur, but she is also a warm, open, and friendly human being who inspired and motivated our attendees not only on stage, but also off-stage--in one-on-one conversations and through personal advice. Thank you, Professor Black, on behalf of our entire staff and attendees. We look forward to working with you again in the future!
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