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WWPN Presents – Beyond Davos: Women, Leadership & AI in 2025
WWPN Presents – Beyond Davos: Women, Leadership & AI in 2025
Date: 11 April 2025
Time: 12:00 – 13:00 (GMT+1)
Location: Online- Teams
An interactive session reflecting on key takeaways from Davos 2025, the launch of the Women in Tech Global Council, and what lies ahead for women in leadership and AI.
Warwick 60th in Kazakhstan
Celebrate our 60th anniversary with alumni in and around Almaty (Saturday 12 April at 6pm) and Astana (Sunday 13 April at 6pm). The events will be hosted by Professor Parveen Kaur Samra, Associate Dean for Postgraduate Education WMG, Daria Patini, Student Recruitment Regional Officer, and Nadia Golenischeva, University of Warwick Representative for Bolashaq in Kazakhstan.
Please note that there are limited spaces for these events, and we will close the lists when it reaches capacity. The venues and time with those who registered will be confirmed two weeks before the event.
WSPN Presents – Dressing Up for Extreme Transformation
WSPN Presents – Dressing Up for Extreme Transformation
Date: 14 April 2025
Time: 5:30 – 8:30
Venue: The Shard, London
A dynamic discussion on sustainable fashion, supply chain transparency, circular economy, and policy-driven transformation
The PPE Social
Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) is hosting a social - bringing together alumni, staff, and students. We would be delighted to see our alumni and learn more about where you are now. It'll be a night of food, dance, and fun with complimentary welcome cocktails/mocktails and a street food stall style dinner.
Distinguished Africa Lecture and Panel Discussion 2025
This event is hosted by The Warwick Africa Hub
The Warwick Africa Hub is thrilled to once again host our annual Distinguished Africa Lecture, designed to showcase world-leading African scholarship and to celebrate Warwick’s engagement with our partners.
This year's lecture will be delivered by Tom Ilube CBE, Chair, African Gifted Foundation. The lecture will focus upon the exceptional ability of gifted young African women scientists and technologists from 20 different countries and their power to transform the continent. The lecture will be preceded by a panel discussion themed around the advancing progress of girls and women in STEM education.