The UK Government has launched a new Women In Tech Taskforce to 'help women "enter, stay and lead" in the UK tech sector.' Leading the taskforce alongside Technology Secretary Liz Kendall is our very own Dr A-Marie Imafidon MBE, and we can't think of anyone better for the role, because Anne-Marie has been doing this work for over a decade. Through Stemettes, she's reached 65,000+ young people, hosted the Women In Tech podcast for the Evening Standard, and written a book that argues that a lack of women in tech means technology reflects limited experiences, creating biased products that don't serve everyone. She's consistently shown up to make tech more inclusive.

Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE, CEO and co-founder Stemettes, took to the stage alongside CNN’s Zain Asher at the organisation's Global Perspectives, an invitation-only event for international leaders and decision-makers across sectors such as technology, finance, investment, trade, geopolitics, healthcare, and tourism to discuss "the big ideas, bold leadership and dynamic economies at the frontlines of global transformation."

The inaugural summit in London, UK, explored Africa’s expanding role in geopolitics, innovation, and sustainability.

“We’re in the middle of a fourth industrial revolution,” says Anne-Marie, with so much exciting “untapped potential.” But more people need to be in the conversation and listened to, she adds.

Congratulations to Dr A-Marie Imafidon MBE who features on the hashtag#2026Powerlist by Powerlist Magazine, whose mission is to ‘rebrand black Britain’ and to showcase role models that really touch and impact the lives of others in Britain’s black communities and beyond.

Diversity in tech champion Dr A-Marie Imafidon’s latest BBC Ideas video explores how to master online dating using the power of data science. Highlighting how apps blend data and algorithms, she shares expert tips on leveraging analysis and behavioural insights to boost your chances of finding love online.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/videos/c7082lllx31o