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S3 Episode 7: Natalija Karpichina, COO of Matlogica - coding, resilience and being a disrupter
In this episode, CMS Finance Associate, Tycho Orton, speaks to Natalija Karpichina, COO of Matlogica.
Natalija reveals her interesting and trailblazing journey from a teenager learning to code at age 14, to becoming a female COO at Matlogica.
They discuss:
- her passion for coding and software development from a young age
About the Talking to #LeadHers series
Talking to #LeadHers is a podcast series featuring inspirational founders from the CMS equIP programme and aims to extend the conversation around female entrepreneurship.
In each episode we focus on the actions that we can each take to drive change and promote diversity.
Each episode is chaired by a member of the CMS equIP accelerator programme and provides an in-depth view of the entrepreneurial journey.
The #LeadHers campaign was established back in April 2019, in response to findings that, compared with male counterparts, female entrepreneurs face additional challenges when founding start-ups.
Find out more about #LeadHers
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By CMSIn this episode, CMS Finance Associate, Tycho Orton, speaks to Natalija Karpichina, COO of Matlogica.
Natalija reveals her interesting and trailblazing journey from a teenager learning to code at age 14, to becoming a female COO at Matlogica.
They discuss:
- her passion for coding and software development from a young age
About the Talking to #LeadHers series
Talking to #LeadHers is a podcast series featuring inspirational founders from the CMS equIP programme and aims to extend the conversation around female entrepreneurship.
In each episode we focus on the actions that we can each take to drive change and promote diversity.
Each episode is chaired by a member of the CMS equIP accelerator programme and provides an in-depth view of the entrepreneurial journey.
The #LeadHers campaign was established back in April 2019, in response to findings that, compared with male counterparts, female entrepreneurs face additional challenges when founding start-ups.
Find out more about #LeadHers