Istanbul Blockchain Women announced its collaboration with the Chain Conference.

Istanbul Blockchain Women, also known as the Istanbul Blockchain Women's Association, was established in 2020 with the aim of empowering and increasing the participation of women in the technology field, especially in the blockchain ecosystem. The association aims to promote gender equality, encourage greater representation of women in this dynamic sector, and ensure equal access to career opportunities. To this end, it supports women in taking on leadership roles in blockchain technology by organizing educational programs, mentoring, and networking events, or collaborating with such events.

The association has added another collaboration to its activities this year. Together with Chain Conference 2024, which will be held at Esa Sports Arena in Istanbul Maslak from September 13-15, 2024, they are combining their forces. Organized by experienced professionals, the highly anticipated Chain Conference will bring together experts, investors, and cryptocurrency enthusiasts from around the world with the theme “Code – Connect – Redefine.”

At the Chain Conference, where members of Istanbul Blockchain Women are also invited, the association will organize a panel hosting the leading figures of the ecosystem. The details of the panel will be announced soon via the association's social media accounts.

Chain Conference 2024, offers an unmissable opportunity to learn about the latest developments in the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem, listen to inspiring speeches, and explore the innovations that will shape the future of the industry. Among the speakers announced so far are Christopher Obereder, Ahmet Usta, Elif Hilal Umucu, Vlad Svitanko, Michael Halepas, Ebru Güven and many other important names.

You can visit www.chaincon.ist to learn about the speakers and get more information.

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