Unifinity, a company established in the United Kingdom by Filipina Veronica Andrino, is hosting the first ever contactless Global Women Empowerment (GWE)Virtual Reality Conference on March 19–21, 2021. Preparations are underway to ensure that the 10,000 expected conference attendees from the online education sector around the world stay abreast with the latest trends in the New Normal to help boost their careers and businesses.
The GWE virtual conference hall, designed and engineered by Loud Bear Creative, will allow contactless interaction and networking experience between speakers and attendees across multi-cultural time zones with a series of seminar talks, case presentations, and social events. The following emerging technologies will be the key points of discussion:
· Blockchain Technology
· Edutech
· Fintech
· Artificial Intelligence
· Augmented Reality
· Virtual Reality
· Robotics and Machinery
· Internet of Things
More than 100 empowering and highly respected female key opinion leaders are invited as speakers from diverse sectors of society:
· Government and Regulators
· Technology Providers
· Healthcare and Insurance
· Investment and Portfolio Management
· Banking and Financial services
· Education Sectors
· Food and Beverage Industry
· Entertainment
· Retail, Manufacturing, and Logistics
· Medical Cannabis Industry
· Serverless Computing
One of the speakers is Olga Kovtun, a creative designer and a multi-skilled marketer with an extensive background in print and digital media. She is a volunteer for ALLATRA International Public Movement organization, a global project run by creatively active volunteers from 140+ countries striving to change the world for the better.
This much anticipated three-day conference is powered by Binance Smart Chain. For ticket reservations, click here.
Inspired by the Global Education project of UNICEF, the GWE Virtual Realty Conference will donate E-learning Modules and E-Learning Tablets to support student education. Further, part of the proceeds from event sponsors, participants and ticket sales will be donated directly to students based in the province located in the Philippines.