Making the most of every opportunity

Episode 3 of the An Intelligent Voice? podcast, hosted by Intelligent Voice, titled "Making the most of every opportunity " was published on May 19, 2022 and runs 53 minutes.

May 19, 2022 ·53m · An Intelligent Voice?

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In this episode Nigel Cannings, CTO of Intelligent Voice is joined by Dr Julie Wall a Reader in Computer Science, Director of Impact and Innovation for the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering, and Co-Director of the Centre of Fintech at the University of East London. They chat about Julie’s impressive career in tech and what the industry can do to encourage more women to the tech industry. As well as the importance of academic and commercial relationships and how students can make the most of their experience in tech.

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In this episode Nigel Cannings, CTO of Intelligent Voice is joined by Dr Julie Wall a Reader in Computer Science, Director of Impact and Innovation for the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering, and Co-Director of the Centre of Fintech at the University of East London. They chat about Julie’s impressive career in tech and what the industry can do to encourage more women to the tech industry. As well as the importance of academic and commercial relationships and how students can make the most of their experience in tech.

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