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Join us for a casual conversation over coffee, hosted by Paulina Modlitba alongside interesting industry experts. The discussion will be based on your thoughts and questions. Seats are limited!
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Marie Korneliusson
Data Scientist and AI-expert at Peltarion, Stockholm
Ever wondered what Artificial Intelligence really means? Join us for a casual discussion with data scientist Marie, an expert in AI at Peltrarion. She's not only working with AI on a day to day basis, but also wrote her thesis for her Master's Degree on researching AI in the fashion industry – a project that led to a publication at the Computer Vision Conference in Korea.
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March 19, 14.00-14.30 CET
Therese Mannheimer
Co Founder and CEO of Grace Health, Stockholm
What's really so innovative about a period tracker and how can it be a tool in "solving accessible health for the many"? Co Founder and CEO of Grace Health will talk about how they are changing attitudes and accessibility around female health in emerging markets and why there won't be such a thing as an impact company soon.
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March 17, 14.00-14.30 CET
Jennie Dalgren
CTO at Technigo and co-founder Kids Hack Club, Barcelona
Making a complete change in your current career path to something completely new can feel daunting, especially if it’s in a new industry. Jennie did just that, moved from being a teacher to working as a developer and inspiring kids to programming from Barcelona. Today she’s helping hundreds to do the same journey. Join for a conversation on how to combine previous skills with new, experiences of being back in a junior role and why learning is your new super skill.
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March 12, 14.00-14.30 CET
Susanne Forchheimer
Research Manager at Institute for the Future, Palo Alto
How do emerging technologies affect communication, information sharing and collaboration between humans? Susanne’s recent studies explores how Virtual Reality can be used for social good within education, workforce training and as a tool to empower people reentering society in the criminal justice system in America.
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March 11, 14.00-14.30 CET
Bella Back
Engineering Manager at Plenty, Palo Alto
After her master's at KTH, Bella made the move to San Francisco and Silicon Valley to start her career at Tesla. After a few years in Elon's crazy world, she felt it was time to transition to something closer to her heart - food. For the last two and a half years, she has been working in the engineering leadership team at Plenty, a Vertical Farm start-up working with hydroponics at scale.
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March 3rd, 14.00-14.30 CET
Swedish people prefer not to translate the word Fika. For us, it’s about much more than a regular coffee break.
It’s a great excuse to set aside a moment for quality time. Fika can happen at any time, morning or night, and anywhere - at home, at work or in a café. It can be enjoyed with family, colleagues, friends or someone new. In Sweden, we love to enjoy Fika several times a day, and in most workplaces, the Fika break is an ideal time to have a casual chat over coffee with your colleagues. Sweet snacks are crucial during Fika - cinnamon buns, cakes, cookies, or basically anything else sweet will be acceptable!