Let's save the world - with girl-led startups | Anne Marie Imafidon | TEDxBarcelonaED

Girls growing up in so many countries today have equal access to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (known collectively as STEM) education and careers that boys have had for centuries. But they aren't represented in these fields - here's why it's important they are and what we should be doing to increase the number of girl-led startups around the world.

Anne-Marie has always been interested in business, Maths and technology. Her unique achievements include holding the current world record as the youngest girl ever to pass A-level Computing (aged 11), being named on Evening Standard’s list of ’25 under 25s’ and Guardian’s ‘Top 10 women in tech you need to know’, and being one of the youngest to be awarded a Masters’ degree in Mathematics and Computer Science by Oxford University, aged 20. She was also named the UK IT Industry & British Computer Society’s ‘Young IT Professional of the Year’ in 2013, Red Magazine’s 2014 Woman to Watch and given a 'Points of Light' award by the UK Prime Minister.


She is a board member at Inspirational YOU & the Urban Development Music Foundation and a Fellow of the RSA as well as an advisor to the European Union on digital matters.

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A very great and inspiring woman. God bless and keep you Anne Marie

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