David Leighton | President and Co-Founder | WITI – Women in Technology International

David Leighton | President and Co-Founder | WITI – Women in Technology International

• David Leighton is Co-Founder and President of WITI – Women in Technology International – a global organisation founded in 1989.
• He is a creative, highly motivated relationship builder. He has launched and led several start-up companies.

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For over three decades since 1989, WITI has done exceptionally well and continues to do one thing. They have actively and strategically provided consistent opportunities to establish critical relationships that unlock growth potential.

00:35- About David Leighton and his journey.

• David Leighton is Co-Founder and President of WITI – Women in Technology International – a global organisation founded in 1989.
• He is a creative, highly motivated relationship builder. He has launched and led several start-up companies.

02:50- About WITI and what you do here?

• We are a mission-driven company and 160,000 robust community platform entirely dedicated to helping talented women and people leading in the global technology industry to develop their talent up to their true potential.
• For over three decades since 1989, we have and continue to do one thing exceptionally well: we actively and strategically provide consistent opportunities to establish critical relationships that unlock growth potential.
• We believe in solidarity among more women and people in service of greater prosperity that we can all participate in, contribute to and benefit from.
• We also believe in the urgent necessity of helping people and companies harness the full potential of our collective human capital in today’s increasingly competitive global jobs marketplace and economy.

08:20- Women and minority leaders in the world are facing challenges.

• If Women, in particular, did not get better reviews than their male counterparts, the opportunity in advance is not optimistic.
• Women might be interested in technological endeavors, but culture should allow them to be flexible in how they work.
• Let’s update the glass ceiling report.

21:10- Three lessons

• Build the relationships and networks that are so critical in our lives. You can be in touch with people.
• You can do what you want and eliminate the term I can’t or I cannot.
• Stand up and speak up for minorities and unrepresented people.

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• David Leighton is Co-Founder and President of WITI – Women in Technology International – a global organisation founded in 1989.
• He is a creative, highly motivated relationship builder. He has launched and led several start-up companies.