Claudia Ramly

In a world where technology can reshape entire industries overnight, the ability to pivot has become a critical career skill. In this engaging plenary session, Claudia Ramly offers a practical, empowering framework for career invention and reinvention—designed to replace fear with curiosity and experimentation.

Whether you’re early in your career, feeling stuck, exploring a new direction, or navigating unexpected change, this session will provide concrete strategies you can apply immediately. Claudia will share her proven playbook for designing meaningful career transitions, including how to:

• Position yourself to be ready when new opportunities emerge
• Run low-risk experiments that generate high-value career insights
• Build intentional networks that lead to real discovery and growth

Claudia Ramly is a global education and workforce strategist focused on helping people upskill and reskill in the age of generative AI. Her career spans roles with organizations such as Eli Lilly, Medtronic, UNESCO, AI for Education, health policy consultancies, and educational technology startups—giving her a rare, cross-sector perspective on how technology and learning intersect.

She holds two fully funded Master’s degrees in Public Health and Learning Sciences and has served as Global Director of Education Strategy at Women in AI, as well as on the Education Board for the Data Visualization Society. Her work is grounded in the science of adult learning and driven by a commitment to expanding access, opportunity, and career mobility—especially for women in tech-enabled fields.

At the Women & Technology Summit, Claudia will equip attendees with the mindset and tools needed to design resilient, adaptable careers in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.