Women Techmakers Lviv Holds Event at Symphony Solutions

Lviv, Ukraine, March 17, 2019 –(PR.com)– Women Techmakers Lviv invited Symphony Solutions to host this sold-out event at their office on Haykova Street in Lviv. The event reflects the increasing interest in and support of women in tech, whose positions in IT companies still lag far behind those of their male counterparts. Symphony Solutions has well-known practices of gender parity with 50/50 gender split.

About the Event
Women Techmakers Lviv brings this event to the community in 2019, owing to the success of their event last year.

This organization knows how to draw audience, reflected in the varied line-up of engaging workshops and high-profile speakers, some of whom are: Cynthia Monets, Director of Operations at Very Good Security; Kasia Gola, founder of Geek Goes Chic and co-founder of Flowbox; Aga Naplochna, coding designer at Adobe; and Oksana Krykun, Product Manager Leader at Softserve.

Why Important
For every stand-out woman in technology, there are many others of equal accomplishment and creativity. And hearing stories of other women’s paths to success are motivators for others to follow. March 16 will be an all-day event, and during breaks participants can visit the Symphony Solutions booth and those of some of their prestigious local colleague sponsors.

About Women Techmakers Lviv
Women Techmakers Lviv is a non-profit organization which supports and empowers women in technology by providing access to curated sources and events, as well as information and tools from Google, their partners, and the global tech ecosystem. They help reduce unconscious bias, provide mentorship and networking opportunities, and their membership continues to build.

About Symphony Solutions
Symphony Solutions is a digital transformation company, headquartered in Amsterdam, with delivery centers in The Netherlands, Ukraine, Poland, and Macedonia. They provide primarily Western European and North American clients with IT, BPO and Consultancy services.

The International Women’s Day event fits well with the Symphony culture established by CEO Theo Schnitfink over 10 years ago when he founded his company. He envisioned a company which reflects the feeling of natural balance when men and women are in equal number. He saw it as more harmonious and comfortable, and employees agree. More info: https://www.symphony-solutions.eu/