Artificial intelligence is reshaping how tech startups are created, dramatically reducing build time and lowering traditional technical hurdles. As building a scalable digital product becomes faster, cheaper and less dependent on deep coding expertise and major funding, more women are […]
AI Reshaping Startup Landscape as WeBuild Reopens for Women Founders Across Island Read Post »
Women in Tech organisation TechFoundHer is calling on women across the island to apply for WeBuild, a new all-island programme upskilling entrepreneurs to accelerate their tech-driven solutions and progress tech-enabled ventures. TechFoundHer, which has built strong momentum since launching in
“It’s no secret the odds are stacked against women starting tech companies. We’re tired waiting so we’re taking matters into our own hands”, that’s the message from Irish entrepreneur Máirín Murray who has developed a global platform to tackle the
New Global Platform For Women Entrepreneurs To Tackle Gender Gap In Tech Read Post »
Northern Ireland women tech entrepreneurs have come out winning two out of three prizes at the recent TechFoundHer Summit 2025 Breakthrough Awards – sponsored by InterTradeIreland. The inaugural TechFoundHer Breakthrough awards recognised women founders who participated in the TechFoundHer Innovation
Women in tech advocate and founder of TechFoundHer Máirín Murray has called on global leaders in the tech space to “redefine tech innovation”. Speaking at Women Innovators Rise at the recent TechFoundHer Summit 2025 at the Mansion House, Dublin she
“Let’s Redefine Tech Innovation” Says Women In Tech Group Founder At 2025 Summit Read Post »
Women in tech organisation TechFoundHer is set to host an Innovation Lunch & Learn in Belfast on Monday, 30th September, as part of Belfast Tech Week. The event will spotlight three women-led tech startups, Medicube Health, HedgeHog Financial Wellness and
Women Founders to Share Tech Innovations at Belfast Lunch & Learn Event Read Post »
Women in tech organisation TechFoundHer is hosting the showing of an international film highlighting the under investment in women entrepreneurs in Belfast this week. Only 2% venture capital funding goes to women and the LA produced documentary Show Her The
