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ABOUT
Based on the latest research from Zippa women make up just 12.3% of the Enterprise Architecture workforce in the United States - based on our own humble research from our events we see similar numbers across the globe - sometimes even lower.
Women in EA aims to be a part of the solution, building a platform that helps to create a more diverse workforce & equal representation of women in architecture roles. The change has already begun, but more needs to be done to shine a light on why such a lack of diversity exists.
Pushing Boundaries
The boundaries have already started to be broken down, with more women in leadership roles, but this must continue at pace to ensure that the discipline of architecture keeps moving forward & evolving
Bridging the Gap
The field of architecture is currently operating at a significant disadvantage - different perspectives, ideas & approaches are needed to be able to take an organisation’s strategy & turn it into reality
What’s Different?
This is no ordinary switchON - here we provide a platform for women in architecture to talk about the industry, why you love being an architect & what needs to be done to encourage greater diversity
Our Challenge
As an events organiser with a global presence in Enterprise Architecture we struggle to get our speaker line-ups anywhere near to 50/50 - we want this to be a thing of the past & to be part of the solution
What’s Women in EA all about?

AGENDA
2023
The schedule is based on the Central European Time Zone
Opening Remarks
Chair to be confirmed
Sustainable Diversity & People Satisfaction - Why Leadership Matters
Mercedes Pantoja, Head of Apps & Data Architecture, E.ON
Unveiling Personal Growth: A Journey of Creating Impact with Enterprise Architecture
Carmen Dincu, Enterprise Architect, Vestas
Calling all Enterprise Architects – Your Role in ESG
Klára Janovská, Enterprise Architect, Asahi Europe & International
Architecting the Future: Ensuring Success with Enterprise Architecture Governance
Priyanka Sharma, Director - Digital Architecture, dsm-firmenich
Networking Break
networking and One 2 One Meetings
Panel Discussion - How Can the Whole Industry Promote & Inspire Women to Become Architects? What Barriers to Entry Need to be Broken?
- Chloe Gray, Head of Enterprise Architecture, Nationwide Building Society
- Harminder Blackburn, Head of Enterprise Bus. Architecture, Liberty Specialty Markets
- Ioana Bour, Manager, Enterprise Architects, ABN AMRO
Moderator - Mercedes Pantoja, Head of Apps & Data Architecture, E.ON
Closing Remarks
Chair to be confirmed

Speakers 2023

PARTNERSHIP
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