Wincie Wong's guest appearances

Wincie Wong

Tech Talks

Infosys Knowledge Institute

Starts at the Top Podcast

Avril Chester

Ade McCormack

John Bohannon

Amy Adams

Andrew Davies

Jamie Metzl

Edith Harbaugh

Ryan Edwards

Caroline Codsi

Rob McCargow

John Elkington

Jay Richards

Ben Falk

Will Richardson

Tom Wood

OwlTail

How NatWest are tackling the digital skills pipeline crisisWe speak to Wincie Wong, Head of Services Workforce Technical Capability, NatWest   According to FutureDotNow almost 10 million UK workers are missing fundamental digital skills needed for today’s workplace. Large organisations can make a big difference here, simply by skilling up their workforce. So what can we learn from them? We were thrilled to chat to Wincie Wong, Head of Services Workforce Technical Capability at Natwest about how she and her team are taking on the tech talent challenge at scale, retraining colleagues and thinking big about what the future of their organisation looks like. Wincie discusses why this work is only meaningful if it has inclusion at its heart, attracting more women and people from diverse backgrounds into careers in digital. She tells us how to support staff as they reskill, and shares what she has learned as co-founder of the NatWest Girls Can Code network and founding member of Tech She Can, a charity representing 230+ corporates working together to increase the number of women in technology roles in the UK through education. After a turbulent week in politics, Zoe and Paul discuss what this means for leadership and whether this means we need to rethink what power looks like, who we hand it to and how we hold leaders accountable.   Notes and links -   Tech She Can   Email us with your questions and ideas for future episodes startsatthetop@gmail.com And please leave us a review if you enjoy what you hear! Editing and production from Syren Studios and Paul Thomas Music by Joseph McDade https://josephmcdade.com/music

How NatWest are tackling the digital skills pipeline crisis We speak to Wincie Wong, Head of Services Workforce Technical Capability, NatWest According to FutureDotNow <a href="https://futuredotnow.uk/a-digital-skills-crisis-hidden-in-plain-sight-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">almost 10 million UK workers are missing fundamental digital skills needed for today’s workplace</a>. Large organisations can make a big difference here, simply by skilling up their workforce. So what can we learn from them? We were thrilled to chat to Wincie Wong, Head of Services Workforce Technical Capability at Natwest about how she and her team are taking on the tech talent challenge at scale, retraining colleagues and thinking big about what the future of their organisation looks like. Wincie discusses why this work is only meaningful if it has inclusion at its heart, attracting more women and people from diverse backgrounds into careers in digital. She tells us how to support staff as they reskill, and shares what she has learned as co-founder of the NatWest Girls Can Code network and founding member of Tech She Can, a charity representing 230+ corporates working together to increase the number of women in technology roles in the UK through education. After a turbulent week in politics, Zoe and Paul discuss what this means for leadership and whether this means we need to rethink what power looks like, who we hand it to and how we hold leaders accountable. Notes and links - <ul><li> <a href="https://www.techshecan.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tech She Can</a> </li> </ul> Email us with your questions and ideas for future episodes <a href="mailto:startsatthetop@gmail.com">startsatthetop@gmail.com</a> And please leave us a review if you enjoy what you hear! Editing and production from <a href="https://syrenstudios.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Syren Studios </a>and Paul Thomas Music by Joseph McDade <a href="https://josephmcdade.com/music" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://josephmcdade.com/music</a>

Episode 36 - Wincie Wong, Head of Services Workforce Technical Capability, NatWest

Burcu Karabork

Tomorrow we have two guests, the co-founders of Natwest Girls Can Code. We're talking about the need to have more women in technical roles, not just tech. Before that though, we discover Elon Musk has a ready made replacement!

Our next guests are... Wincie Wong and Burcu Karabork

Wincie Wong, Head of Innovation for Supply Chain Services, RBS on female entrepreneurs. The discussion covers the Alison Rose Review Report of Female Entrepreneurship ("Rose Review") women in tech and Girls Can Code network.Hosted at Abbey Road Studios by Jeff Kavanaugh, Head of the Infosys Knowledge Institute. The podcast is a part of our special series on an important global topic, Achieving Resilience in the Stakeholder Capitalist Era.

Wincie Wong, Head of Innovation for Supply Chain Services, RBS on female entrepreneurs. The discussion covers the Alison Rose Review Report of Female Entrepreneurship ("Rose Review") women in tech and Girls Can Code network. Hosted at Abbey Road Studios by Jeff Kavanaugh, Head of the Infosys Knowledge Institute. The podcast is a part of our special series on an important global topic, Achieving Resilience in the Stakeholder Capitalist Era.

Abbey Road Sessions: Female Entrepreneurs with Wincie Wong