PHOTOS | Moments from the Crea+Her and Girls in ICT Day school tour launch event
Shemar-Leslie Louisy / Our Today
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photo op with girls from The Queen’s School and Immaculate Conception High School. The professional in the photo (from left) is Stacy Reynolds ICHS principal; Godiva Golding, STEAMHouse founder and CEO; Education Minister Fayval Williams; Marsha Bucknor, sales and marketing manager at tTech limited; Andrew Lee (right) CEO of e-Learning Jamaica. (Photos: Our Today)
STEAMHouse and e-Learning Jamaica have teamed up to launch a school tour programme for girls across the country this month, in addition to a regional hackathon.
The launch event on Tuesday, April 16, saw support from many of Jamaica’s women in technology.
See highlights from the event below:
Jodi-Ann McFarlane (right), senior operations manager at Digicel Foundation, with students from the Immaculate Conception High School.
Adrian Dunkley, CEO of StarApple AI, with students from Immaculate Conception High School.
Christina Taylor (left), ATL Automotive marketing manager; Marsha Bucknor, sales and marketing manager at tTec Limited and Chericka Wilson (right), project lead at Caribbean School of Data.
Marsha Bucknor, sales and marketing manager at tTech Limited.
Jodi-Ann McFarlane, senior operations manager at Digicel Foundation.
Marilyn Bennett
Kashta Graham, founder and CEO of WMT.
Godiva Golding, founder and CEO of STEAMHouse Network.
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