Today I have the pleasure of sitting down with Jenna Bono, lead product manager, at PitchBook, the leading financial data provider covering the global venture capital, private equity and public markets that’s headquartered here in Seattle. Jenna will be part
Thank you for another fantastic year in a crazy-fast and ever-changing Seattle tech community. It seems like our city and community shift almost every 2 months. This means there are even more silos than ever and even more need to
Last week we had an opportunity to sit down and speak with Mikaela Kiner, founder and CEO of Seattle-based people operations consultancy Reverb. She gave us a preview of her upcoming book, Female Firebrands: Stories and Techniques to Ignite Change,
I’m excited for this opportunity to speak with Mikaela Kiner, founder and CEO of Seattle-based people operations consultancy Reverb. In anticipation of next week’s event, Mikaela has stopped by to talk about her upcoming book, Female Firebrands: Stories and Techniques
Networking events are a great way to get to know people in business, but they present a host of problems for both attendees and the organizer. If you’re attending an event and feel nervous, there are several tips you can use
Can you believe it? With Thanksgiving just a week away, the holiday season is officially upon us. Those of us here at New Tech have much to be thankful for. As has been the case from the very beginning, we’re
We’re excited that tonight is our first monthly Womxn & Diversity in Tech event co-hosted with Elizabeth Scallon! You’ll have deeper experiences with monthly opportunities to connect to your peers, mentors and influencers leading the way on building a more
I recently contributed to an ongoing series called Ask Women in Product by answering this question: “When and How do I Add Machine Learning to a Product Roadmap?” Originally published in the September 17, 2019 edition, what follows is my answer in
Election day was on Tuesday, and while I typically avoid broaching the subject, I feel obliged to bring up the topic since our tech community was a central narrative in Seattle’s elections. And, as has been the case in recent
While disruptions and innovations flourish in the tech industry, cracking the nut on creating cultures that invite and support diversity, equity and inclusion is an area moving very slowly forward. Granted, as the infographic below illustrates, it’s a very complicated
We’re stoked to announce that on November 14th we’re launching monthly Humanity in Tech events. With the growing popular demand of our womxn in tech and diversity in tech events this seems like a great next step for New Tech.
Today we’re sharing a guest post from Amanda Hurlbutt to assist you with creating more successful diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at your company. Say goodbye to the days of stale, compulsory HR presentations on diversity and inclusion (D&I) in
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