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SCHEDULE + AGENDA *Agenda is not final. We are still adding content and there may be changes to the schedule. SUMMIT DAY ONE :​ THURSDAY, MARCH 1ST ​ Tech Crawl + Opening Keynote Speaker ​ ​ Opening Address & Badge Pickup ​:​ ​CASTRO THEATRE 5.30PM ​ Tech Crawl ​:​ Check out demos, technology, and more. ​ 6PM-9PM MEET AT CASTRO THEATRE FOR ALL LOCATIONS Lesbians Who 12-Step ​:​ Come build community & connect with others before the festivities kick off. 6:30PM ​ ​ #offtherecord ​:​ ​CASTRO COUNTRY CLUB, 4058 18TH ST. Leaders​ ​: Lara Avisov Cat Obuhoff Diversity Advisory Council Corporate Operations Engineer & Recruiting, Uber @lavisov at Dropbox, @cathtera ​ ​ ​ SUMMIT DAY TWO :​ FRIDAY, MARCH 2ND ​ Badge Pickup​ :​ CASTRO THEATRE 8.30AM ​ ​ Doors Open + Registration :​ CASTRO THEATRE 8.30AM ​ ​ 8.30AM :​ SPEED MENTORING ​ SIGN UP FOR ONE OF OUR ALL DAY MENTORING SESSIONS HERE: bit.ly/SF18SUMMITMENTORING TECH PAVILION 2 MEETUPS = NETWORKING THAT DOES NOT SUCK + SPEED MENTORING 8:30AM :​ Edie Windsor Coding Scholarship Meetup & Breakfast Hosted by Stripe ​ ​ ​ ​ 8:30AM :​ Student Meetup & Breakfast ​ ​ ​ Recruitment Zone :​ Submit Your Resume Online + Find a Job 8.30AM ​ ​ ​ ​ Edie Windsor Tech Pavilion Ida B. Wells Tech Pavilion 9.30AM GLORIOUS MORNING KEYNOTES MAIN STAGE ​:​ CASTRO THEATRE Welcome 9.30AM Leanne Pittsford, Founder & CEO, Lesbians Who Tech, @lepitts ​ Let’s Get This Summit Started :​ Your Emcees 9.40AM ​ ​ ​ Andrea Minkow Danielle Moodie-Mills Andrea Minkow Consulting VP, SKDK & Host of #WokeAF on Sirius XM @andreaminkow @DeeTwoCents ​ Ingrid Nilsen 9.50AM Cultivating Your Public and Private Self in the Age of the Internet YouTube Personality, Cover Girl & UN Ambassador, @ingridnilsen ​ London Breed 10.00AM The State of San Francisco & The Tech Industry. President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors @LondonBreed ​ ​ 10.10AM FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn @MClyburnFCC ​ Kara Swisher 10.20AM Co-Founder, Recode @karaswisher_ ​ ​ Sheryl Sandberg 10.30AM Chief Operating Officer, Facebook @sherylsandberg ​ 11.00AM : BREAK : HELLO BATHROOM LINES + NEW FRIENDS + GFS ​ Recruitment Zone :​ Submit Your Resume Online + Find a Job 11.00AM ​ ​ ​ ​ TECH PAVILION 2 MEETUPS = NETWORKING THAT DOES NOT SUCK + SPEED MENTORING 8:30AM :​ Edie Windsor Coding Scholarship Meetup & Breakfast Hosted by Stripe ​ ​ ​ ​ 8:30AM :​ Student Meetup & Breakfast ​ ​ ​ 11:00AM :​ Queer Women of Color Meetup Hosted by Google ​ ​ ​ ​ Tiffany Dockery Leslie Henry Leaders ​ : Product Owner, Spotify VP, Specialist, System & Data Security, Bank of America @tiffanydockery @LKHenry14 12:00PM :​ Queer Moms + Parents Meetup ​ ​ Kersh Branz Leader : ​ Founder & Photographer, The Pride & Joy Project and Queer Mamas, @kershbranz ​ ​ 2:00PM :​ Transgender Tech Meetup ​ ​ Zoe Jones Leader : ​ Software Engineer, Amdocs 2:00PM :​ Lesbian Lawyers Who Tech Hosted by NCLR & Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati ​ ​ ​ ​ 2:30PM :​ AMA :​ Software Engineers :​ This is for anyone who is thinking about becoming a software engineer ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Tara Hernandez Leader : ​ Sr. Director of Engineering, Linden Lab, @tequilarista ​ SQUAD, if you want to host a meetup at #LWTSUMMIT email [email protected] ​ ​ ​ 3:00PM :​ AMA with Hillary for America's Queer Tech Team ​ ​ Moderated ​: Krista Davis Jacky Chang Chief Architect, GroundGame, formerly Software Engineer at Stripe, formerly Senior Staff Backend Software Engineer at HFA Software Engineer at HFA, @kyoki ​ Beth Andres-Beck Vanessa Archambault Software Engineering Manager at The Director of Engineering at Flippable, formerly Long-Term Stock Exchange, formerly Staff Software Engineer at HFA, @flippable_org Software Engineer at HFA, @bethcodes ​ ​ MAINSTAGE 2 : CAFE BLOCKCHAIN & CYBERSECURITY HOSTED BY ZILLOW Katherine McDonald Erika Voss Emcees : Senior Vice President, Business Continuity ​ ​ Director of Information Security, Zillow Group Manager, Bank of America Learning & Development for Women in Cybersecurity 11.30AM Trish Redmond, Senior Vice President; GIS COO Workforce Strategy, Bank of America Human Elements of Security Incident Response 11.40AM Vanessa Pegueros, VP and Chief Information Security Officer, DocuSign, @vrpegueros ​ Are We Losing The War on Cybersecurity? 11.50AM Jessica Robinson, CEO, PurePoint International, @JessRobin96 ​ ​ Welcome to the Blockchain Revolution 12.00PM Tina Lee, Founder & CEO, MotherCoders, @mstinalee ​ ​ How Blockchain Technology & Decentralization Are Transforming the Global Economy 12.10PM Breana Knight, Director of Outreach & Software Engineer, Maiden Global, @AKewlBreeze ​ What Happens When You Combine IOT & Blockchain 12.20PM Camille Morhardt, Director, Internet of Things Strategy, Intel, @morhardt ​ BADLANDS AUGMENTED REALITY, VIRTUAL REALITY & THE ART STORYTELLING Emcee : Trish Bendix, Managing Editor, INTO, Grindr's New Queer Magazine ​ ​ ​ Truth and Storytelling on Twitter 11.30AM Jamilah King, Senior Staff Writer, Mic, @jamilahking ​ The Craft of Augmented Reality Development 11.40AM Rupali Sharma, Programmer, Electronic Arts, @rupali_sharma ​ The Future is Fictive: How AI and Machine Learning Will Impact Content 11.50PM Carrie Kholi, Founder + Executive Director, Khafra & Company, @kholi ​ Designing for News in the Age of Trump 12.00PM Alison Zak, Senior Director, Product Design & UX, HuffPost, @alisonzack ​ Design Challenges and Considerations for Augmented Reality 12.10PM Karen Stritzinger, Technical Artist, Meta, @KarenStritz ​ TOAD HALL PRODUCT, DESIGN + ENGINEERING Jessica Blat, Tammarrian Rogers, Emcees : ​ ​ Senior Technical Program Manager, Amazon Software Engineer Leader, SnapChat How to Ship When All the Forces are Conspiring Against You 11.30AM Sophy Lee, CTO, HopSkipDrive, @sophytlee ​ Testing the Waters: Avoiding an Ocean of Tech Debt Trish Ang 11.40AM Audrei Drummond Front-End Engineer, Slack Senior Application Engineer, Slack @feesh Navigating Between the Data & the User, Techniques that Best Facilitate Meaningful Analysis 11.55AM Sakshi Pratap, Applications Developer, Oracle, @superJournalist ​ How App User Growth is Like Dating: Learn about Conversion Optimization, Traffic Quality & 12.05PM Niche Targeting, Esther Hwang, Dir. of Growth, Poshmark ​ ​ Rapid Type-Safe Data Modelling 12.15PM Jackie Haynes, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs, @jsahaynes ​ Nevertheless She Persisted* with Core Data 12.25PM Kate Rotondo, iOS Content Developer, Udacity, @krotondo ​ MIDNIGHT SUN PUSHING FOR CHANGE FROM WITHIN Emcee : TBD ​ ​ How to Infuse Design, as a Behavior, Throughout Your Company 11.30AM Tamara Hale Christen Penny Principal UX Researcher, Workday, Manager, Design Education, Workday, Principal UX Researcher @tamaramhale Democratizing the Workplace 11.45AM Savina Perez, Co-Founder & COO, Hone, @SavinaPerez ​ Building and Breaking: How Experimental Play Leads to Big Innovation 11.55AM Gabriella Levine, Sr. Hardware Engineer, X Hacking the Bureaucracy: Strategies for Working from Within 12.05PM Kasia Chmielinski, Product Manager, United States Digital Service, @kaschm ​ 12.20PM PANEL​ :​ If Not Us, Then Who: Working in Government in 2018, Hosted by US Digital Service Julie Meloni MODERATOR​ ​: Director of Product Management & Strategy/Operations, US Digital Service, @jcmeloni PANELISTS​ ​: Amanda Miklik Kasia Chmielinski Marvo Dolor Director of Design, Product Manager, Deputy Director, US Digital US Digital Service, US Digital Service, Service, Veterans Affairs, ​ ​ @amandamiklik @kaschm @marvokdolor ​ 11.30AM KEYNOTE MIDDAY SESSIONS CASTRO THEATRE The Products and Platforms that Will Shape our Future 11.30AM Pamela Rice, Managing Vice President, Technology Strategy, Capital One, @pamela7rice ​ ​ The Radical Futures of AI, a Juxtaposition of Possible Futures of Artificial Intelligence 11.40AM Disciplines Shaping our Ethics, Culture and Humanity Ana Arriola, Director of Product Design for Applied Machine Learning & AI Research, Facebook, @arriola ​ Augmented Reality and the Next Generation of the Web 11.50AM Marley Rafson, Software Engineer, Web Extended Reality, Virtual Reality + Augmented Reality, Google, @mprafson ​ The Advancement of Missile Technology and How it Impacts Global Warfare 12.00PM Sandy Adams, Director, Supply Chain, Raytheon Breaking Barriers to Get to Mars 12.10PM Joy Dunn, Senior Manager of New Product Introduction, SpaceX, @rocketjoy ​ ​ Why You Should Consider a Career in Cybersecurity 12.20PM Leslie Henry, VP; Specialist: System & Data Security, Bank of America, @LKHenry14 ​ 12.45PM : GET YOUR GRUB ON & EXPLORE THE CASTRO ​ Power Lesbian + Queer Women Lunch Hosted by Mozilla + X REGISTRATION REQUIRED | INVITE ONLY Kate Kendell J Bob Alotta Special Guests​ ​: Executive Director, National Center for Executive Director, Astraea Foundation Lesbian Rights @KateKendell @jbobalotta ​ Ignite Lunch at Mainstage IGNITE TALKS: Role of Storytelling and the Importance of Amplifying Women's Leadership at the Grassroots Suhad Babaa, Executive Director, Just Vision, @smbabaa ​ The Moment Before #MeToo, Kate Stayman London, Author, Pretty Follies, @_ksl ​ ​ How 2 Win @ Social Media Without Trying #toohard - Engaging with Facebook Audiences Beyond the Newsfeed, Melissa Radzimski, Deputy Editor of Social Media, HuffPost, @melissaradz ​ Tech Leaderdership :​ Lunch 1 Tech Leaderdership :​ Lunch 2 Diversity+Inclusion Leadership ​ ​ ​ ​ Hosted by Hosted by Lunch Hosted by 2.00PM MAINSTAGE KEYNOTE AFTERNOON SESSIONS CASTRO THEATRE Sally Kohn, CNN Commentator, Activist & Author, @sallykohn 2.00PM ​ ​ Why We're Suing White Supremacists, 2.10PM Robbie
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