Welcome to FWD - Forum for Women in Data Centres!
We’ve been engaged in discussions about promoting gender diversity in the data centre industry for years. As a collective of women and allies, we’ve decided to take action and drive change.
We have launched FWD as a community and network to provide comfortable space for women in the data centre industry to build connections and cultivate relationships. The community is not tied to specific companies nor driven by business interests. Our mission is to build a forum for women at all career stages by providing an environment and events to support, mentor, and encourage to succeed.
Our network is initially centred around London, UK, but it is open to everyone and we will hope to expand our reach as we develop.
Join our LinkedIn Group if you share our vision and want to follow and support our efforts!
OUR PURPOSE
To create a vibrant network that provides a comfortable space for women in the data centre industry to thrive by cultivating relationships and building connections.
OUR VISION
A data centre industry characterised by gender parity and equal opportunity for all.
OUR MISSION
To build a community for women at all career stages in the data centre industry, fostering an environment that empowers them with support, mentorship, and encouragement to succeed.
Company Details
Forum For Women In Data Centres Questions
Forum For Women In Data Centres's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/forum-for-women-in-data-centres
Forum For Women In Data Centres has
4 employees.
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employees at Forum For Women In Data Centres.
Forum For Women In Data Centres's industry is
Technology, Information and Internet
Forum For Women In Data Centres's top competitors are
Avk-Seg,
Women In Data Centers (Widc),
Women's Tech Forum,
Actiquest,
Northern Data Group,
The European Data Centre Association - Eudca,
Data Centre Magazine,
Gen+1,
Data Centre World London,
Infrapartners.
Forum For Women In Data Centres's categories are Technology, Information and Internet
Forum For Women In Data Centres's founding year is 2024
