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Leading with AI: Stories, Strategies, & Lessons
AI is already reshaping SaaS - fast. The question isn't if it will change your role, but how you'll lead through it.
Join us on October 28 to hear how women across business & technical functions are leading AI initiatives, growing their impact, & building powerful networks along the way.
You'll walk away with actionable ideas, leadership strategies, & new connections.
A huge thank you to our venue partner, AWS, for hosting us & championing women in tech.
Agenda
5:30 PM | Welcome by the Women of SaaS San Francisco leads Loana & Caroline
5:45 PM - 6:30 PM | GenAI leadership panel
Negin Kamangar, CMO (Instructure & Parchment, previously)
Christina Mitine, GTM Leader, AWS
Jisha Abubaker, CEO & Founder, Nuvineer.ai
Dr. Jessica Pely, CEO & Founder, AlfaAI
6:30 PM - 8:30PM | Networking session & drinks
Connect with fellow SaaS professionals, exchange ideas, & build meaningful relationships with like-minded leaders in the newly redesigned AWS Builder Loft.
Location: AWS Builder Loft, San Francisco
Cost: Complimentary for Women of SaaS members (membership is free - just register!)
Register now! Don't miss this chance to learn from industry leaders & connect with your peers.
Whether you're an aspiring leader, currently managing a team, or looking to expand your leadership toolkit, this event will provide actionable takeaways, help you upskill in AI, & foster connections.
Invite your colleagues & friends - we hope to see you there.
Your Women of SaaS team
P.S. By registering for this event, you agree to receive future newsletters & updates from Women of SaaS. Please note that we may take photos during the event. By submitting your registration, you grant us permission to use these photos on our website, social media channels, & for other marketing purposes.
Additionally, you agree to the AWS Community Codes of Conduct & to the AWS Event Terms & Conditions. Your registration information may be shared with our event partner AWS for the purpose of event-related communications.
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