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• Quick Contact Professor Lizbeth Goodman

Location: London (also New York | L.A. | Dublin | Cairo | Dubai | and available to travel worldwide)
Speaking Topics: innovation | creativity | women in tech | Youth at Risk | Digital Divide and Digital Dividends | Stealth Learning in Serious Games | Disability Empowerment using Tech | Dance and Ability | Elearning Tools | Presence | new media | Leadership & Entrepreneurship
Spoken Languages: (english)

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The achievements of women working in and with technology were celebrated last night at the third BlackBerry® Women & Technology Awards, held at the Marriot Grovesnor Square in London. Winners were announced across seven categories and the overall winner of the BlackBerry Outstanding Woman in Technology Award was given. The awards celebrate and recognise the achievements of women using technology, both within and beyond the IT sector. These achievements are recognised in the corporate sector, public sector and academia, the multimedia industry and within small to medium sized businesses.

• Quick Contact helenbaxter

Location: New Zealand | Auckland | Waitakere
Speaking Topics: Collaboration | community | content | creativity | drupal | innovation | knowledge | open source | social media | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: English

**********Not available until 2009. Due to production of the weekly g33k show, I am not available to speak until next year. ***********

I have been speaking about technology & the internet for over 10 years, in the UK and New Zealand. I'm Managing Directrix of Mohawk Media, Geek Girl for Radio NZ, I write the MsBehaviour Files for The Big Idea, with a slot on Radio Wammo for Kiwi FM. I'm also Web Mistress for Alt TV, and producer/host of the weekly g33k show online and SKY 65 in New Zealand.

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• Quick Contact missrogue

Location: San Francisco
Speaking Topics: business of happiness | community | social networking | whuffie | community marketing | creativity | economics | government 2.0 | leadership | Marketing | social capital | Web 2.0

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Tara ‘miss rogue’ Hunt has spent most of her adult life online, either participating in or building communities. From the first wave of online marketing when she was in Canada, showing companies how to brave this new medium, all the way to being part of one of the companies in Silicon Valley that led the wave into Web 2.0: the participatory web.