Women in IoT Meetup: Open Innovation – Shaping the Future

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Women in IoT Meetup: Open Innovation – Shaping the Future

Happening Thursday, July 30 at 6:30PM

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https://www.accupass.com/event/2007170617274438834500

Location: PwC資誠聯合會計師事務所
407台中市西屯區市政路402號
407, Taichung City, Xitun District, Shizheng Road, 402號

Open Innovation - Shaping Taiwan's Manufacturing Future featuring a Women in IoT panel discussion for how women can earn the salaries they want in the workplace.

During this month's Women in IoT Meetup, we are excited to have Angela Leibinger, the head of Audi Taiwan's innovation competition, join us in Taichun to share what is open innovation and how do we acheive it?

Angela will share how she stands out of the crowd, especially in the traditional automobile manufacturing industry, and how she introductes external innovation resoures and startup ideas. In addition, Arisa Kuo, an AI expert frome the USA base in Taichung, will also be joining our panel discussion to discuss the issue of Salary Equality in the workplace.

If you are interested in innovation and equal opportunity in the workplace, we welcome you to join this insightful night!

SPEAKERS

Angela Leibinger
Team Lead, Digital Business and Network Quality, Audi Taiwan

Arisa Kuo
Managing Director, PlanX AI

Mandy Chung
Founder, Women in IoT

PANEL DISCUSSION

A study of MBA graduates showed that men's starting salaries are on average 7.6% higher than women's. However, this is not that men are more competent than women, but whether they are bargaining. The survey showed that half of male graduates would negotiate their salary while they are hired for their first job, but only one-eighth of female graduates would do so, and nearly 90% of women gave up negotiations at all.

So the research shows women are afraid of negotiating their salary. On top of that, Asian women sometimes are more constrained by the conservative family and the society and are more concerned to negotiate the salary or ask for a raise! So for this meetup, we are going to talk about this problem and our amazing panelist will share their tips about how they tackled the problem and aced their game at the workplace.

SPEAKER BIOS

Angela Leibinger

Angela Leibinger is the team coordinator of the Digital Business and Network Quality Department at Audi Taiwan, which is responsible for retail standards, the development of new digital solutions and mobility concepts. In 2017 she setup a startup scouting program to foster a local smart mobility community. Besides her passion for sustainability, she is focusing on identifying new technologies and business concepts in Taiwan.

She started her career in the automotive industry in 2005 in retail. After international management studies she joined the IT department of Audi AG in 2011 were she was responsible for the development of new digital retail solutions and big data projects. 2015 she moved to the sales department Region Overseas were she steered strategic projects and the setup of new markets in the Asian region before she took over the responsibility of dealer network development Northeast Africa, Near- and Middle East.

Arisa Kuo

Arisa Kuo is a Venture Development Advisor of a NY-based AI start-up. Formerly, she was a Senior Director of a US public tech company where she led data science product innovation and managed multimillion global e-commerce solutions that support the fortune 500 companies. She is a strategic business leader focusing on developing and implementing artificial intelligence strategies to drive product excellence and business growth.

Arisa Kuo was born in Taiwan and pursued higher education in New York. She holds a dual-MBA degree in Marketing and Finance and is an AI business strategist certified by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

She has spent almost her entire career in New York. She will be sharing how she navigated her way up to becoming a six-figure global technology executive – a New Yorker style.

Mandy Chung

Mandy is the founder of Women in IoT, a company and community aiming to bring women in the IoT industry together. After over a decade of experience helping hundreds of IoT startups take their ideas from concept to market, Mandy was inspired by her own experience in the global startup world to start an initiative called Women in IoT in the goal to empower, inspire and connect women to speak up and make difference in the IoT and tech world.

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Women in IoT

Women in IoT is a community with the goal to bring women in the Internet of Things (物聯網) industry together. Based in Taipei, Taiwan, we host events aiming to connect, inspire, and empower women for entrepreneurial and personal success. We also connect with overseas women entrepreneur communities to co-host events to bring diversity into our local community. Our goal is to have a highly engaging, proven educational community for women to inspire and encourage more females to mentor, network, and grow in tech fields.

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