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Real Business wrote about the HighTech Women/Digital People event on women entrepreneurs - a panel that included Sonia Lo, CEO of eZoka; Sherry Coutu, who founded Interactive Investor; and Lucy Marcus, CEO of Marcus Venture Consulting, and founder of HighTech Women. Read it here.

The Wall Street Journal quoted HighTech Women member Amber Rudd and Lucy Marcus in a discussion of the importance of mentoring and informal mentoring in "Finding Mentors Can Be Tough, but It's Worth It" 27 February, 2002. Read it here.

Financial News, "US survey shows gender gap" 25 February quotes HighTech Women founder Lucy Marcus extensively. Read it here.

HighTech Women founder, Lucy Marcus, has been selected as a World Economic Forum Global Leader for Tomorrow. Read more about it here. 

Globes, Enable Column, "Not Just for Women" 25 December 2001. Gender-specifics aside, High Tech Women.com is timely, practical and useful to anyone in business, covering topics that are hard to find anywhere else. Read the article here.

The Independent, "Where did all the IT girls go?" 19 November 2001 Read the article here. 

Tornado-Insider quoted HighTech Women founder, Lucy Marcus in "Jobs for the Boys: The new economy lets women down" September 2001.

The Financial Times profiled HighTech Women founder, Lucy Marcus, on 1 August, 2001 Read the article here.

E.Business Magazine, "Doing it for themselves: Women are making their presence felt in business and the internet is where female entrepreneurs are flourishing, May 2001.

The Institute for the Management of Information Systems (IMIS) conducted an in-depth interview with HighTech Women founder Lucy Marcus, May 2001,  Read it here.

Computer Reseller News, "What women want" By Tracey Caldwell, 30 May 2001 Read it here. (also printed in newmonday.com)

Computing, "Charities boost women's skill base" By Rachel Fielding, 22 May 2001 Read it here.

The Guardian's Liza Ramrayka wrote about the goals and impact of the HighTech Women Skills Bank for Society in their in their piece "Dot.coms click with charities" on Friday April 20, 2001. Read it here.

vnunet.com & Network News "Closed minds shut women out of IT" By Laura Frewin, 2 April 2001 Read it here.

Business 2.0, "The IT girls...or lack thereof :Government and the IT industry partner to counter IT's "geeky, male dominated" image problem", 14 March 2001 Read it here.

The Wall Street Journal quoted Lucy Marcus and mentioned HighTech Women in their article "Influential Women in Europe Take Different Paths to the Top", 1 March 2001. Read it here.

The Wall Street Journal quoted Lucy Marcus and mentioned HighTech Women in their article "Female Managers Struggle To Break the Glass Ceiling", 1 March 2001. Read it here.

Lucy Marcus wrote about HighTech Women and the HighTech Women Skills Bank for Society in netimparative.com "Doing Good and Doing Well", 26 January 2001. Read it here

Tornado-Insider wrote about HighTech Women in their Private Equity News sections "A Room of Their Own" 15 January 2001. Read it here.

HighTech Women was mentioned in the 8 January 2001 Newsweek article "Gender Politics in the Age of Dot-coms"

HighTech Women was written about in The Guardian, 23 December 2000 in "Club Class: Women professionals are getting together for support and ideas"

HighTech Women was selected as Personnel Today's "Web Site of the Week", 7 November 2000. Read about it.

HighTech Women founder, Lucy Marcus, was listed in Business Age Magazine's supplement NetAge as one of the "Net 10 -- The 10 Women that are Changing the Direction of British Business".

HighTech Women was profiled in Executive Woman Magazine. Read about it.

Read "Web Lines" The Guardian, 10 October 2000.

Read "The New Boys' Network" The Guardian, 13 September 2000.

HighTech Women was in Management Today Magazine, "The New Girls' Network", June 2000.

Read about HighTech Women in Lucy Marcus's Diary, Management Today Magazine, June 2000.

Wall Street Journal & CareerJournal, "Women Entrepreneurs Build Their Networks" By Heather McCabe.

Read "Add Weight to Your Board" Computer Weekly News, 25 May 2000

HighTech Women's founder, Lucy Marcus, was named as "one to watch" in Management Today Magazine annual list of 50 Most Powerful Women in Britain

"Who Says Women in Technology Don't Mix?" Read about HighTech Women in The Times, 6 April 2000

Press Release

30 March 2000 "WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY MEET AND MENTOR" Read about it here

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About HighTech Women

HighTech Women is geared towards bringing together women in a congenial community to meet people involved in the technology industry. It is an environment where experienced women reach out to those just coming up in high-tech and related fields and give them a helping hand. The object of HighTech Women is to mentor, encourage, teach, and share, facilitating the advancement of women in technology and technology related fields. In all, it is an opportunity for women to help one another foster their ambitions and support their dreams.

Not just a group for women working in pure technology, HighTech Women is also for women in any tech-related sector or doing tech-related work, including journalism, law, venture capital, consulting, accounting, recruitment, etc., and for women in all parts of technology organisations, including finance, marketing, sales, human resources - at any point in their career, from the most junior to the most senior.

For information, email information@hightech-women.com or go to www.hightech-women.com

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HighTech Women Speaking Engagements

HighTech Women founder, Lucy Marcus, is a regular speaker on a variety of issues, including women in business, venture funding and finance, and entrepreneurship in Europe, Israel, and the US. See a selected list of past and future speaking engagements here.

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