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Katrina Walker is the CEO and Founder of CodeOp, a venture-backed ed-tech company on a mission to diversify tech. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Katrina immigrated to Barcelona in 2016 to start work as a Data Scientist first at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center and later on the central data science team at eDreams. She's been a startup mentor for UNDP and 4YFN's Women Innovators Programme and currently sits on the advisory board for FAO's Informal Private Sector Advisory Group. In 2023 the EU-Startups nominated her as a "TOP 100: Europe’s most influential women in the startup and venture capital space." When she's not CEOing, she's raising her little human Alessandro and road biking around Catalunya.

Katrina Walker

CEO & Founder
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Barcelona, Spain
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Can also give an online talk/webinar
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MY TALKS

Charting New Courses: Women, Entrepreneurship, and the Post-Tech Frontier

Entrepreneurship, Professional Development, Diversity and Inclusion, Women in Tech

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A staggering 50% of women leave their tech jobs before the age of 35, a rate 45% higher than their male counterparts, citing wage gaps, professional stagnation, and a lack of work-life balance as common reasons. And that's typically where the story stops: tech has a big DE&I issue.

But forget about tech—more importantly, what are all these smart-ass women doing with their careers after they quit?

Katrina Walker, part of the 10% who transitioned from tech to entrepreneurship, shares her journey from the 15% of women in data science to the 2% with venture capital access. Challenging the conventional call for more women in tech, Katrina advocates for more women in entrepreneurship, underscoring their invaluable skills within the startup community. Join Katrina for a discussion on navigating post-tech careers and the unique contributions women make to startup endeavors.

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Charting New Courses: Women, Entrepreneurship, and the Post-Tech Frontier

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