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MEET OUR PANEL

AMIT SINGHANIA (Speaker)

Board Member, Women 4 STEM & Chief Customer Officer, Capgemini

Amit is a leading strategic partner to companies around the world, leveraging technology to enable business transformation for more than 50 years; and has spent over two decades building sectors by managing and growing client relationships through building and leading strong, capable teams.

Growing up in India, Amit holds a Bachelor in Civil Engineering and an MBA from Pune University and has worked in multiple countries, with last 15+ years in Australia. He has excellent commercial and analytical skills and thrives in innovative and challenging environments.

Amit is a Board Member at Women 4 STEM and a member of AICD. Throughout his career, Amit has built highly diverse teams and strongly believes the value diversity brings to any team. Amit spends his spare time cooking, reading and finding any excuse to travel when possible.

CLINTON MARKS (Speaker)

More details about Clinton coming soon!

MARY-BETH HOSKING (Facilitator)

CEO, Women 4 STEM

Mary-Beth Hosking is a pragmatic and seasoned technology leader with extensive experience in organisational transformations and is currently the CEO of Women 4 STEM.

Mary-Beth published her first book “In One Piece – A Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Change” at the beginning of the Covid Pandemic and hopes that this has helped leaders grappling with the changes Covid has brought to the corporate landscape. Her second book “When now, means NOW! – A handbook for career change, advancement, and progression” launched in May 2023.  Her third book "Not Another Digital Transformation - The 10xGeneration launched in April 2024".

Mary-Beth prides herself on the work she does in supporting diversity across STEM having won the WEQUAL Award for Technology and being an OLA Finalist.