Dan Hawes, Graduate Recruitment Bureau

Disrupt. Drive. Deliver. This was the motto of the European Women in Technology event, which encouraged delegates to be ‘inspired by the ecosystem's most influential women in technology and enhance their skills in a passion-charged atmosphere’. Jenna Griffin AMBCS, Policy Programmes Manager at BCS, was there to contribute.

Modernising the digital workforce through apprenticeships was the latest successful event held at BCS London: It turns out, on-the-job training is not only working for the apprentice, it’s also revitalising the modern workplace, writes Johanna Hamilton AMBCS.

Nancy Doyle PhD has been working with social exclusion and disabilities since she was 18 years old. In an interview with Johanna Hamilton AMBCS, she explains why neurodiversity is a boon in the workplace and why mental health isn’t necessarily a work-issue.

Pip Green, head of corporate responsibility at CGI UK, explains their ‘bring your daughter to work’ initiative, to Johanna Hamilton AMBCS and why it’s so important to get girls into STEM subjects from an early age.