The Assembly of Information Technology Executives Club (CDTI) will be held today, July 10. This year, the event is dedicated to young men and women and will host Ambra Abdullahi Hassan, winner with Project CrowdActing of the first edition of Phyrtual Factory, the inclusive accelerator for youth tested at the Phyrtual Innovation Gym.
The invitation letter points out: Beginning with the assumption that different worlds and generations need to step up their dialogue, it is the responsibility of us adults to pass on the competences and experience that we have accrued over years of study and work to create an ideal osmosis that will drive the country’s progress, a crucial factor in this phase of transformation.
Here is the interview with Ambra, PhD in Computer Science Control and Geoinformation, broadcast last year on Radio 3 for Women’s Day.
The Rome CDTI is an association that promotes digital issues through professional growth and the exchange of competences amongst members.
