AIM Announces Third Edition Of The Rising 2021, The Largest Gathering Of Women Data Scientists
Analytics India Magazine has announced the dates for the third edition of The Rising, the largest gathering of women data scientists in India. The conference will be held virtually on May 21 & 22. The Rising brings together data science leaders and professionals from the industry and academia to exchange ideas and discuss the latest developments in data science. The forum also provides an opportunity for women from STEM backgrounds to network and showcase their achievements. The Rising will see women visionaries sharing their perspectives on building a career in the data science field. The series of talks and information sessions are geared towards helping women develop leadership skills. The Rising is open to all, not just women alone. People who want to network or participate in discussions around AI or show support to the women in the tech industry are welcome to join. Know more about the conference. Event Highlights The two-day event is expected to host over 250 attendees and feature more than 15 talks from industry leaders, apart from dedicated workshops in AI and data science. The Rising will also see informal sessions designed to inspire more women to embrace the STEM fields. The forum will provide an opportunity to engage in rewarding conversations with women mavens in the data science field. Participants will also get a chance to meet more than 100 leading companies working towards a more inclusive industry. Know more about the conference. What Can You Expect At The Rising 2021 Networking: The Rising will host women data science leaders and professionals from all walks of life. The conference attendees will get a chance to interact with experts and enterprises with a strong presence in the data science domain. The attendees also have an opportunity to pitch their resumes to companies participating in The Rising. Sparking a conversation on gender imbalance: The women leaders in data science will deliberate on strategies to increase women participation in data science and AI and help them thrive in leadership roles. Driving the conversation forward will be companies that have played a pivotal role in striving for a diverse, inclusive and engaging environment for their employees. These companies have a proven track record in addressing gender biases to retain female talent and help them move to advanced roles. Tech Talks: The conference will host a series of tech talks detailing various industry use cases these leaders and companies have worked on over the years. The attendees can leverage these insights to address their current challenges. Workshops: The second day of the conference will host workshops on various trending topics in AI and data science. The extensive sessions will expose attendees to the latest trends and developments in data science and equip them with tools and techniques to forge ahead in the tech industry. Women in AI leadership awards: The second edition of the awards will recognise the most influential women technology leaders in India who have demonstrated prowess in data science and AI fields. The award celebrates the incredible impact these role models have made in the tech community through their breakthrough AI solutions and leadership skills. Book your tickets now.
Analytics India Magazine has announced the dates for the third edition of The Rising, the largest gathering of women data scientists in India. The conference will be held virtually on May 21 & 22. The Rising brings together data science leaders and professionals from the industry and academia to exchange ideas and discuss the latest […]
The two-day event is expected to host over 250 attendees and feature more than 15 talks from industry leaders, apart from dedicated workshops in AI and data science.
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