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Women in technology

On this, the first episode of Softwire Techtalks hosted by Zoe Cunningham, Zoe is considering the issues surrounding getting more women into technology. She is joined to discuss this by Softwire’s own Sasha Burgoyne and Sarah Binney.

Hosted by Zoe Cunningham.

With Sasha Burgoyne and Sarah Binney.

Produced by Nick Hilton for Podot.

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