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Come Connect with Women Leaders at Deloitte!

If you are a skilled tech professional located in the Nashville / Hermitage area and you'd like to attend this event, please email events@powertofly.com to be considered for an invite.

Come Connect with Women Leaders at Deloitte!

Deloitte's Technology Practice, Information Technology Services (ITS), and ITS Chief Inclusion Officer Dee Schneider, in partnership with PowerToFly, extend a warm welcome to an event dedicated to YOU and your opportunity to learn, connect, and impact. Please join us for the chance to:

  • Interact with leaders at Deloitte in compelling industry-focused discussions
  • Ask questions about our work and culture during the "Ask Me Anything" panel discussion
  • Grow your career with meaning and purpose
  • Network with Deloitte team members and your peers in the industry
  • Explore current career opportunities with Deloitte's team

Speakers from Deloitte will include:

Date: Tuesday, July 16th
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Location: 4022 Sells Dr, Hermitage, TN 37076-2930

Although this programming is geared toward women's experiences, we welcome all genders at our events.

About Deloitte:Deloitte is committed to recruiting, developing, and promoting a diverse workforce while providing unique opportunities across their businesses. Deloitte has been recognized by Working Mothers as one of the 100 best companies for multicultural women. Their benefits include up to 16 weeks of Paid Family Leave, pension plans, and gym & health subsidies.

About our Events: All RSVP'd attendees are welcome, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, or age. If you require assistance to fully participate in this event, please email hi@powertofly.com, and we will contact you to discuss your specific needs.

Unfortunately, PowerToFly and Deloitte cannot admit outside recruiters to this particular event. Please email hi@powertofly.com if you have any questions about this policy.

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