25 Nov 2021

Women who tech | Women4IT

Digitally Enlightened series

Women who tech

These are the women pushing the digital industry forward: getting inspired, and inspiring those around them, to become creators of technology. Like Diana, who got into web development thanks to the project Women4IT, or Stine, co-founder of Radiobotics and nominated for DIGITALEUROPE’s Future Unicorn Award.

Women who tech
About Digitally Enlightened

With the pandemic accelerating our collective online shift, digital technologies have been a lifeline for many – allowing us to keep learning, working, and staying connected to what really matters. Amidst the dramatic setback caused by the global crisis, many individual stories of strength and positive innovation have emerged.

“Digitally Enlightened” wants to shed a light on these extraordinary innovators – big and small – that, through the power of digital, are driving our continent forward and helping ensure our future is sustainable and inclusive.

The 13 mini-films making up the “Digitally Enlightened” series have been produced for DIGITALEUROPE by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, the commercial content studio of BBC Global News, in collaboration with DIGITALEUROPE members and partners.

Discover the whole film series

Digitally Enlightened stories

For more information, please contact:
Samia Fitouri
Senior Communications Manager
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