Register for the Women Who Tech TeleSummit

Hey Ladies:

I'm so psyched to announce the incredible lineup of awesome panels for the 2012 Women Who Tech TeleSummit
( http://www.womenwhotech.com ). This is an event I founded a few years ago. Can you join us? Panelists this year include Beth Kanter, Amanda Steinberg of DailyWorth, Jane Wells of Automattic, Tara Hunt, Elisa Camahort Paige, Co-founder of BlogHer, Claire Diaz Ortiz of Twitter, Amy Sample Ward, Shireen Mitchell, and many more awesome women and men exploring topics such as: Using Technology and Social Media to Build Social Movements, Changing the World with Open Source, Failing Fast and Agile Development, etc.

You can register here: http://womenwhotech2012.eventbrite.com/

The best part about the Women Who Tech TeleSummit is that you can participate from anywhere - all you need is access to a phone and the web on May 23rd from 11AM to 5PM ET.

Check out our thought-provoking, inspiring, and skills building sessions.

2012 Women Who Tech Panels

Funding your Own Startup: Joanne Wilson - Angel Investor, Amanda Steingberg - DailyWorth, Pemo Theodore - Startup Coach, Amy Errett - Maveron.
Changing the World with Open Source: Jane Wells - Automattic, Liz Henry - BlogHer, Sarah Novotny - OSCON.
Diversifying Your Tech Teams: Shireen Mitchell - Digital Sistas, Corvida Raven - SheGeeks.net, Adria Richards - SendGrid, Liza Sabater - Culture Kitchen.
Failing Fast and Agile Development: Sarah Allen - Blazing Cloud, Shaherose Charania - Founders Labs and Women 2.0, Jen Consalvo - Tech Cocktail, Tara Hunt - Buyosphere.
Using Technology and Social Media to Build Social Justice Movements: Claire Diaz Ortiz - Twitter, April Pedersen - SalsaLabs, Amy Sample Ward - NTEN, Michael Silberman - Green Peace International.
Women Who Tech Globally: Beth Kanter - Author and Trainer, Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg - Akili Dada, Heather Ramsey - IIE and TechWomen Program.
Harnessing Your Power: Elisa Camahort Page - BlogHer, Jill Foster - Live Your Talk, Lynne Johnson - Whispr Group, Inc, Susan Mernit - Oakland Local.
Digital Rights and Online Privacy: Sarah Granger - Center for Technology, Media & Society, Kaliya Hamlin - She’s Geeky, Jon Pincus - Qweries, Laurel Ruma - O'Reilly Media.
Fireside Chats: Moderated by Cathy Brooks

Register Here: http://womenwhotech2012.eventbrite.com/

The entire TeleSummit is only $20 so you can attend as many sessions as you would like and ask our all-star panelists questions along the way. Access is extremely important to us at Women Who Tech, so if you need a little extra help this year, we have scholarships available to attend the TeleSummit. Just email us for more info.

Cheers,
Allyson