The awards focus on emerging technology talent to recognise the tech female talent pipeline and the next generation of leaders in technology. “In an industry where female representation remains a challenge at all levels, it’s imperative to provide a platform that amplifies the voices and achievements of emerging female technologists,” says the award organising group, We Are Tech Women.
Juliet Powell (MBA 2023) is an AI Strategist at Capco, a global technology and management consultancy specialising in the financial services industry. In her role, she advises banks and financial institutions on AI strategy and transformation, helping embed generative AI into core business and operating models.
Prior to joining Capco, Juliet worked as a Generative AI and Product Strategy Consultant at Mercor Intelligence, where she collaborated closely with leading AI laboratories, including OpenAI. Her work focused on designing feedback and alignment processes to improve model performance, safety, and real-world impact.
Joey Deng (MPhil in Technology Policy 2020) is a Lead Business Analyst and Product Owner at Morgan Stanley, based in London, working on strategic initiatives across data governance, quality and lineage.
Her leadership plays a pivotal role in shaping the firm’s enterprise-wide data strategy and driving measurable improvements in data integrity and transparency, Joey is widely recognised as a role model and rising talent within Morgan Stanley and the broader technology community.
MPhil Technology Policy
An intensive, 9-month professional practice masters programme designed for people with a background in science or engineering who are interested in developing the skills needed to meet the challenges of integrating technology, management, economics and policy.
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