With help from industry experts, Futurescot has profiled 25 women changing the face of Scotland’s digital industry. Sharon Moore IBM chief technology officer Sharon Moore For cost savings, you can change your plan at any time online in the “Settings & Account” section. If you’d like to retain your premium access and save 20%, you can opt to pay annually at the end of the trial. Welcome to "Tiny Tots Defying The Odds," the podcast that invites you into the extraordinary world of NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) and neonatal care. Hosted by Danielle Vassell, a living testament to resilience, this podcast is your beacon of hope and inspiration. Brew B, Gibberd A, Marks GB, Strobel N, Allen CW, Jorm L, Chambers G, Eades S, McNamara B. Identifying preventable risk factors for hospitalised asthma in young Aboriginal children: a whole-population cohort study. Thorax 2021;76:539-546. Change the plan you will roll onto at any time during your trial by visiting the “Settings & Account” section. What happens at the end of my trial?

Bite. Fingers slid down to his nape, caressed the gentle pulse of blood pounding through his veins. A nail pressed into the pulsing flesh until his head started to hurt. Which is why he immediately turned around when he heard a soft scrape and shuffle behind him. The air was empty, alley dark, without a soul to see. With a first-class degree in software engineering from Glasgow University, Sharon Moore has risen to the top of the UK tech industry. As chief technology officer for IBM UK’s public sector division, she plays an instrumental role helping governments to shape their services around the citizen. Kate Forbes Encouraging steps are being taken on a national level to diversify the sector. Not-for-profit dressCode is building a network of coding clubs across schools to close the computing science gender gap. Organisations including SWiT are offering free online courses to help women “transfer” into the tech industry or upskill. Meanwhile, angel syndicates such as Investing Women are on a mission to improve access to capital for female-led businesses – which raise only 13 per cent of all equity finance in Scotland. Her personal story is one of courage and determination, and it's just a glimpse of the incredible tales you can expect from this podcast.

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If two Slytherins had done it to any other student, they would have been expelled, would have possibly even faced a sentence in Azkaban. My stomach has been a bit restless, my lord, my mind has been occupied by the task and I seem to sometimes forget myself in those thoughts.’ A Perfect Pureblood Response. His fingers wrapped tightly around his utensils, though he wasn’t planning on taking a bite of his food. His stomach was in knots, his mental walls were up, and he kept hearing his aunt’s shrill voice as she vividly recounted their last mission, destroying a bridge and watching muggles jump off the steel railings, musing about how red their muddy blood had seemed to be. heard due to the virtual ways of working,” Patel says. Now more than ever, organisations must consider how to “create a culture so that all contributions are heard and valued”. The characters are intriguing, and you get to find out more about Franklin as he was mentioned in the first book a lot considering he was Marcus’ best friend, but now that he’s in college and away from everyone he knows the test is real now. He’s a bright guy, but at the same time he doesn’t exactly think through everything.

Eat.’ He could feel the Imperius smooth over his nerves, his body relaxed, his fingers regained the sense of touch again, and his hand forced food inside his mouth. Draco turned and it felt like the world was on fire, because finally something had gone right, he’d been dreading this conversation for days and he… he had done it. The Cabinet would remain here, Borgin would share instructions on how to repair the other one, he…We discuss the many roles she balances as a mompreneur, wife, and medical mum, and how her faith was instrumental in overcoming grief and navigating Jaleel's NICU journey. He nodded, and listened to the grins and barks of laughter as the other Death Eaters read the terror on his face. Meet Danielle Vassell, your host, and a remarkable individual who, against all odds, has not only survived but thrived after being born weighing just one pound and four ounces. And Draco made sure to dim the light. ‘No? Of course, I wouldn’t, you stupid little man, how would I look carrying that down the street? Just don’t sell it!’ His mother would’ve had his tongue had she heard him speak like that to an elder. He couldn’t be with his oldest friends anymore, not now he had seen how hungry their eyes had been at the sight of his bleeding Dark Mark.

Possibly,’ Borgin said reluctantly and almost seemed to sink into himself, as if he already could see how much work that was going to be. ‘I’ll need to see it, though. Why don’t you bring it into the shop?’ These entrepreneurs are challenging India’s cruellest social system—and winning, Defying the Oddsexcerpt, Quartz India, December 5, 2014 Gibberd A, Tyler J, Falster K, Preen D, Hanly M, Clarke M, McNamara B, Eades S, Scurrah K. Pregnancy and birth characteristics of Aboriginal twins in two Australian states: a data linkage study. BMC Pregnancy Childbirth 21, 448 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12884-021-03945-9 Having written the business strategy for what became BT’s public wifi network, Julie Snell has a led an impressive 30-year career in telecoms. Now chair of the Scotland 5G Centre, she helps enable broadband across the country, including its most remote communities. Claire Gillespie Disclaimer: IMF Working Papers describe research in progress by the author(s) and are published to elicit comments and to encourage debate. The views expressed in IMF Working Papers are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the views of the IMF, its Executive Board, or IMF management.To gather information on characteristics that increase or decrease the chance of death and illness among Aboriginal infants and children Defying the Odds: Invigorating Accounts of Dalit Entrepreneurship, Rishikesha Krishnan, InsideIIM, September 22, 2014 Tiny Tots Defying the Odds" is a podcast that sheds light on the personal and medical experiences of the SCBU/NICU (Special Care Baby Unit/Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) and neonatal care. Hosted by Danielle Vassell, this podcast features heartfelt and informative conversations with former patients and parents of preemies. It provides an intimate look at the challenges and triumphs of those who have faced the NICU journey. Dalits overcome caste barriers to become self-made entrepreneurs, Greg Johnson, Penn Current,October 16, 2014

As the chief executive of Scotland’s digital skills academy CodeClan, Melinda Matthews-Clarkson – who “jumps at any opportunity to inspire and mentor women” – is nurturing the growing digital sector by supporting and encouraging individuals into the world of software development and data science. Nicola Anderson If anything, they had been assigned to make sure the pressure was up and the task stayed at the forefront of his mind. As if he could possibly forget. Tanisha Bert Wemley shared her journey as a medical mum, discussing faith, grief, and balancing roles, as well as her son's rare medical condition. Responsible for the first consumer panel in Europe designed to support inclusive fintech business development, FinTech Scotland’s chief executive, Nicola Anderson, is an experienced corporate leader and supporter of innovation in financial services. Julie SnellIf you do nothing, you will be auto-enrolled in our premium digital monthly subscription plan and retain complete access for 65 € per month. As executive director: chief administration officer of Technology Glasgow at Morgan Stanley, Eve Wallace, is responsible for ensuring that the 1,400-strong office is operating effectively to meet strategic plans. Silka Patel Not that he didn’t deserve it. No, he knew he deserved all that was coming for him. He’d been a prat, and it had finally come around to bite him in the arse. Ideas? Draco Malfoy has ideas….’ He smiled and revealed reddened gums and yellow teeth. This… this being, still called himself a man, a wizard, as if he didn’t resemble his own snake more than his human followers.