REAL VOICES OF WOMEN IN CE

The debate about women in the workplace is not a new one. But it’s taken a new turn with Marissa Mayer’s strict edict on work at home policies at Yahoo! And Sheryl Sandberg’s fierce lioness stance to “Lean In”.
At CES 2013 we assembled a handful of real women who’ve risen to the top of their game in tech publishing, marketing, women owned companies, venture capital and engineering. Listen and you’ll see the world is more nuanced than either Marissa or Sheryl would imagine.

A Mom’s Point of View Meets CES

Every gadget maker lusts after the elusive mom’s market. And mom’s lust after gadgets that exude personal style and practical sensibility. It’s a match made in geek-heaven.

This year’s MommyTech explores both the products and the increasing sophistication of the mommy tech mentality.

Some highlights of this year’s MommyTech conference :

- What would gear look like if women had their say? Find out as some of the top women moguls in the industry tell you what really “gets ‘em fired up”.

- The Mom blogger brand. How do you develop the voice of trust and authenticity to grow your voice in the business?

- Tech Trends: Remote home control, an Internet of things, fashion and wearable tech, e-wallets, photos and video — see the top products for women and let them know if they work for you.

- Sex in Digital Times – This was the year that Fifty Shades of Grey rocked the e-book world, all because of women. Now there are a host of high tech sex toys and websites that want to talk to woman. We’ve come a long way, baby.
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Read more about our agenda.

Find out who’s speaking.

Ask to attend our special FashionWare evening

2013 Sneak Peek