Technopreneurship Panel

Join us for a panel discussion with Female Tech Founders from Entrepreneur First, to hear from them about their journey from Tech into Technopreneurship.

Panelists:
Shi Ling Tai, CEO of UI-licious
Surbhi Singh, CEO of FireVisor
Deepti Chopra, CTO of Adaface

Agenda:
6:30 PM: Networking & Food
7:00 PM: Introductions
7:10 PM: Technopreneurship Panel
8:30 PM: Wrap Up

More about the panel:

Shi Ling is the CEO and co-founder of UI-licious. She's always been fascinated by how things were made, and started coding since 16. After working as a software developer for a few years, she decided she wanted better tools for building software, and founded UI-licious to create such tools. UI-licious is a tool for software teams to rapidly and reliably automate UI testing for their web applications.

Surbhi is the CEO and co-founder of FireVisor. Before starting an AI company, she has built automation systems for semiconductor and memory giants that saved them 80% cost and thousands of unproductive work hours. She aims to make manufacturing great again and that is what FireVisor does. With its proprietary artificial intelligence powered software platform that understands manufacturing data, FireVisor prevents product failure and defects for high volume manufacturing companies.

Deepti is CTO and co-founder at Adaface. She is a self-taught programmer who has previously researched ML algorithms for earthquake early warning systems at Caltech, started up and failed, waited tables at Pizza Hut and built a WhatsApp bot for blue collar recruitment (used by Uber, Dominos, Flipkart etc). Adaface helps companies automate first round tech interviews with a conversational AI, Ada. Ada can analyse each candidate's thought process, give timely hints and ask follow-up questions to accurately gauge on-the-job skills.

This event is open to everyone who is there to inspire women to excel in tech careers.

All members are required to abide by the Women Who Code Code of Conduct - https://www.womenwhocode.com/blog/code-of-conduct