Knowledge is power: at Vogue Codes 2019, leading entrepreneurs shared insider tips – and life advice.
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Technology is an essential part of our everyday world, but there’s still a gender imbalance in the tech industry. Vogue Codes aims to empower women to be creators of the digital future. “Our hope is that a successful career in technology will be something future generations won’t think twice about,” says Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Edwina McCann. This year, thanks to presenting partner Westpac and supporting partners Audi Australia and Estée Lauder, Vogue Codes returned to Sydney and Melbourne and expanded to Adelaide and Brisbane for a series of events, all with the express purpose of inspiring women and girls to join the #voguecodes movement.
VOGUE CODES Summit
An impressive line-up of speakers and panellists, including designer Karen Walker, Shama Sukul Lee of Sunfed and Atlassian’s Mairead O’Donovan, were on hand at the summits in Melbourne and Sydney to encourage women to pursue careers in tech-related industries.
vogue codes in conversation
To start the day on a positive note, the exclusive Vogue Codes In Conversation breakfast events, presented by Audi, featured women who are driving change in their fields. Speakers included Olympic champion Anna Meares, Alex Moss of Canaria Technologies and Google’s Melanie Silva.
VOgue codes live
For those beginning their careers, Vogue Codes Live was the place to get start-up tips and insider advice from creative digital innovators such as Adore Beauty’s Kate Morris, Meggie Palmer of PepTalkHer, Deborah Symond O’Neil of Mode Sportif and Jessica Ruhfus of Collabosaurus.
VOgue codes university of Adelaide
With topics from ‘How AI is changing the world’ to ‘Glamour and grit: what starting a business is really like’ being discussed, students who attended this event in Adelaide received some important life lessons from industry leaders.
VOgue codes kids
Vogue and Code Camp’s interactive one-hour coding workshop for under-12s let them create and develop their own game. Coding rules, okay?