Have you ever thought about what happens when we can't produce enough chips? What if we run out of skilled people to make them? And how we can prevent this shortage from becoming a crisis?

That's precisely where episode 58 of Women Disrupting Tech begins.

Tune in to hear Carola Salamat's fascinating journey as an engineer at NXP, a leading Dutch semiconductor company.

Find out how many chips power an electric car, why diversity is a game-changer in deep tech, and why engineering role models are crucial for women in tech.

When you're ready to listen, click play or visit the blog for the full show notes.

Curious about navigating a career in AI as a woman? Tune into episode 57 of Women Disrupting Tech as Wafa M'Ribah shares her inspiring journey.

Discover how she builds her AI career, manages remote teams, and supports women.

Wafa also discusses how to get the most out of mentors and acquire essential tech skills. And she reveals a surprising secret to her success.

For more information about the episode and Wafa M'Ribah, check out the show notes.

Join Autoscriber's CEO and co-founder Jacqueline Kazmaier to discover how AI is transforming the healthcare landscape by reducing doctors' administrative workload and enhancing patient care.

Plus, Jacqueline shares why The Netherlands is a top spot for starting a business and offers inspiring career advice for young women looking to break into technical fields.

Don’t miss out on this inspiring and insightful conversation! Press play to tune in or read more about the episode in the show notes.

🎮 Can gaming be the gateway for women into the tech world? 

You can discover the answer to this question by embarking on Lizzy Wilmer's personal journey. 

Tune in to hear from Lizzy:

🕶️ How the AR and VR training that she helps to design, helps companies optimize their businesses and reduce incidents.

👩‍💼 Why having role models like Lizzy on the team gives her employer a competitive advantage in hiring other women.

🌟 What schools and companies need to do to make tech a more welcoming place.

Plus, get the scoop on the unique crime scene investigation that Lizzy was part of.

Check the show notes for more information about this episode, including Lizzy's bio and links to related content.

How can we harness the power of financial inclusion to break biases in tech and beyond? To answer this question, we're joined by Kimberly Ofori of The Bold New Company.

In episode 54 of Women Disrupting Tech, discover how to

Visit the show notes for more information on this episode, including links to connect with Kimberly and The Bold New Company.

Can a female solo founder build and fund an app empire?

Veerle Witte shares how she did it in episode 53 of Women Disrupting Tech.

Tune in to discover:

💡 How she found a business model that works for her B2C business,

💶 How she managed to secure funding as a female solo founder, and 

🚀 How she works with a diverse and distributed team to build an app empire to document life's adventures. 

You can connect with Veerle, find the apps she builds, and learn more about the episode using the links in the show notes.

Update 28/10/25: Veerle is now investigating expansion of her app empire to the US. So make sure you connect with her on LinkedIn to follow her journey with Journal Lab.

Tune into episode 52 of Women Disrupting Tech to learn how Conceptual Technologists can uplift humanity with Kim Carson!

As the founder of Parallax Futures, Kim sheds light on how Conceptual Technologists are shaping the future.

Discover how they leverage biases to create inclusive AI systems, why AI isn’t just another productivity tool, and learn more about the startup founder turned male ally, who supports Parallax Futures.

You can learn more about the episode and connect with Kim via the links in the show notes.

Join Alice Pavin and me on episode 51 of Women Disrupting Tech for a journey to a post-growth world.

In this empowering episode, Alice and I discuss:

She also shares how she supports women entrepreneurs and investors through her Women in Ventures program at WorldStartup.

You can learn more about Alice, World Startup, and the Women in Ventures program by visiting the show notes.

Join me on episode 50 of Women Disrupting Tech. I interviewed Linksight CEO Martine van de Gaar to discover how Linksight solves the privacy puzzle of collaborating on large datasets:

• Enabling companies to share sensitive data securely
• Prioritizing privacy from the product's inception
• Leveraging diverse teams for innovative solutions.

To learn more about Martine and Linksight, check the bio in the show notes.

Join me on episode 49 of Women Disrupting Tech to learn about Arosha Brouwer's journey of building a company with grace and empathy.

In a masterclass on personal and business growth, Arosha and I talk about

And she shares the genius move that helped her company survive a challenging funding situation.

To learn more about Arosha, Quan, and the exciting new partnership she managed to close, visit the show notes.