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Who do you think is the most influential woman in UK technology?

Sharon Wallace, head of technology diversity and inclusion, partnerships and people change, Sky

Eleanor Harry, CEO and founder, HACE: Data Changing Child Labour

Beckie Taylor, founder, Voices in Tech; co-founder, WIT North; co-founder, TechReturners

Anne Keast-Butler, director, GCHQ

Tessa Clarke, co-founder and CEO, Olio

Janine Hirt, CEO, Innovate Finance

Arfah Farooq, scout, Ada Ventures; founder, Muslamic Makers; founder, Muslim Tech Fest

Tristi Tanaka, head of portfolio, NHS Black Country ICB; BCS Women committee member; programme team, All4Health&Care

Melanie Dawes, chief executive, Ofcom

Francesca Carlesi, CEO, Revolut UK

Gaia Marcus, director, Ada Lovelace Institute

Zoe Kleinman, technology editor, BBC

Elizabeth Varley, dealmaker - global entrepreneur programme, Department for Business and Trade

Katie Ramsey, head of fintech, Department for Business and Trade

Julia Adamson, executive director, education and public benefit, BCS

Carolyn Dawson, CEO, Founders Forum Group

Erika Brodnock, co-founder and head of research, Extend Ventures; co-founder, Kinhub

Naomi Timperley, co-founder, Tech North Advocates; innovation director, Oxford Innovation

Lila Ibrahim, chief operating officer, Google DeepMind

Sam Kini, global chief information officer and chief information security officer, Unilever

Tania Duarte, co-founder, We and AI

Toni Scullion, computing science teacher; founder, dressCode

Danielle George, chief scientific advisor for national security, GCHQ; professor and vice-dean at the University of Manchester

Katie Gallagher, managing director, Manchester Digital; chair, UK Tech Cluster Group

Alex Depledge, founder and CEO, Resi; enterpreneurship advisor to Chancellor of Exchequer

Sandie Small Duberry, deputy governorship chief information officer for the Prudential Regulatory Authority, Bank of England

Casey Calista, director and advisory board chair, Labour Digital

Akua Opong, senior EUC engineer, infrastructure and cloud engineering, London Stock Exchange; STEM advisor

Sarah Underhill, HR director, technology and data (group chief operating office), Lloyds Banking Group

Laura Gilbert, senior director of AI, Tony Blair Institute;

Janet Collyer, chair, Quantum Dice; member of the UK Semiconductor Advisory Panel, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

Anna Brailsford, CEO, Code First Girls

Claire Thorne, co-CEO, Tech She Can

Samantha Niblett, founder, Labour Women in Tech

Mary McKenna, co-founder, AwakenHub and AwakenAngels

Sana Khareghani, professor of practice in AI, King's College London

Alice Hendy, CEO and founder, R;pple; cyber culture manager, Deloitte

Avril Chester, founder, Cancer Central; CTO, Royal Pharmaceutical Society

Sian John, chief technology officer, NCC Group

Angela McLean, chief scientific adviser, UK government

Sarah Cardell, CEO, Competition & Markets Authority

Emma Wright, director, Interparliamentary Forum on Emerging Technologies; partner, Crowell & Moring

Deborah O'Neill, partner and head of technology innovation UKI and Nordics, Oliver Wyman

Karen Meechan, CEO, ScotlandIS

Beverly Clarke, founder and CEO, Technology Books for Children; member and advisor, Digital, AI and Technology Task and Finish Group, Department for Education

Amanda Brock, CEO, Open UK

Roni Savage, managing director, Jomas Associates (Engineering & Environmental)

Nicola Martin, BCS Women committee member and BCS Pride vice chair; founder, Nicola Martin Coaching & Consultancy

Charlene Hunter, CEO and founder, Coding Black Females

Karen Blake forme co-CEO of Tech Talent Charter; co-author, The Lovelace Report

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