May 12th: Women Who Tech TeleSummit

ROSE Blog: Rikki's Open Source Exchange

May 04, 2009 GMT

Rikki Kite

Next week is the 2nd Women in Tech TeleSummit. On May 12th, a cool $10 will let you attend a variety of 50-minute panels:

Feminine Mystique - 11AM EDT
Women and Open Source - 11AM EDT

Breaking Through the Digital Ceiling - 12PM EDT
Tech Marketing in a Recession - 12PM EDT

Social Networks and Diversity Barriers - 1PM EDT
Tools Galore in Online Communications -1PM EDT

Innovation and Tech Career Reinvention - 3PM EDT
Launching Your Own Startup - 3PM EDT

What Shirky Didn't Tell Us - 4PM EDT
Video Activism - 4PM EDT

Transparency and Government 2.0 - 5PM EDT
Social Media ROI - 5PM EDT

Check out the 2008 TeleSummit podcasts: http://www.womenwhotech.com/podcasts

Happy TeleSummitting!

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