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How can we get more women in AI roles? It's an important conversation we need to have, especially in the IT and tech space in the US. Dona Fanara, VP of Women Impact Tech, joins us to discuss how we can rebuild the staffing industry and get more women into AI roles.

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Timestamps:
02:20 About Dona and Women Impact Tech
03:45 Why are tech roles skewed towards men?
09:39 AI roles need strong communication skills, gender differences.
13:45 Gender biases in tech require corporate action.
17:38 Encouraging creation of women-focused tech employee groups.
20:40 Seek practical tips for addressing systemic problems.
23:45 Support early education for women in AI.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. Getting More Women in AI Roles
2. Challenge of Gender Imbalance in AI and Tech Roles
3. Traits for Success in AI and Tech Roles
4. Advice for Women Breaking into Tech and AI Roles

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EP 219: Rebuilding The Staffing Industry: How to get more women in AI roles