In this episode of the EWiT Diamond Podcast, we talk with Marta Cabrita, Head of Digital Acceleration at VdA, about her interesting transition from the legal sector to the tech world. Marta discusses how she began her journey into technology and what inspired her to explore the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). She highlights the intriguing applications of AI in the legal field and explains how its integration has boosted efficiency and transformed the business models of law firms. Looking ahead, Marta shares her enthusiasm for the evolving role of technology in the legal sector and outlines her plans to adapt and grow with these advancements. Join us for an insightful conversation that connects law and technology.

In this episode of the EWiT Diamond Podcast, we're joined by Fátima Correia da Silva, the Chief Compliance Officer at Critical Techworks. Notably, Fátima was the first woman in her family to earn a degree. Although her background is in law, she chose a path in compliance and technology. During our interview, Fátima delves into her experiences navigating male-dominated industries and her approach to gaining respect. She emphasizes the importance of embracing challenges and shares insights on managing impostor syndrome. Fátima explores the intersection of technology with compliance, risk management, and fraud investigations, particularly focusing on AI and blockchain.

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In this episode, we talk with Elaine Montilla, a pioneering Chief Technology Officer from the Dominican Republic. Elaine discusses her journey as a minority woman in tech and her efforts as the founder of 5xminority, Inc. to empower underrepresented groups. We delve into diversity and inclusion, discussing her strategies for inclusivity and handling emerging tech trends. With 20+ years in IT leadership, Elaine shares insights on industry evolution and steps for creating equitable opportunities. She also advocates for wider STEM learning opportunities and equal access to tech education.

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