Breaking barriers: how can the TV industry encourage more women into technology jobs?

Breaking barriers: how can the TV industry encourage more women into technology jobs?

Wednesday, 26 April, 2017
6:30pm for 6:45pm start

Location

The Hospital Club
24 Endell St
London
WC2H 9HQ
United Kingdom
RTS Futures
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As TV and new technology evolve together there are more jobs than ever before available to tech savvy specialists in the broadcast industry, yet women only make up 12.8% of the total STEM workforce in the UK. What can the industry do to break down barriers and encourage more women to take up STEM related roles in the TV industry?

Key industry players examine the issues facing women in the broadcast technology sector, including the impact of gender stereotyping at a young age, lack of awareness of opportunities, and access to training and mentors. 

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Speakers: 
Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock MBE, space scientist and science communicator
Sinead Greenaway, Chief Technology & Operations Officer, UKTV
Anna Patching, Sound Engineer, OBstv
Sara Putt, Deputy Chair, WFTV (UK)
Chaired by Maggie Philbin OBE, CEO and Co-Founder, TeenTech
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24 Endell St
London
WC2H 9HQ
United Kingdom

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As TV and new technology evolve together there are more jobs than ever before available to tech savvy specialists in the broadcast industry, yet women only make up 12.8% of the total STEM workforce in the UK. What can the industry do to break down barriers and encourage more women to take up STEM related roles in the TV industry?