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Tech Ladies × Resident Company Club: NYC Coworking Day
Looking for a change of scenery, new faces to work alongside, and a reason to actually leave your apartment today? Join Tech Ladies and Resident Company Club Flatiron for a relaxed coworking day designed to help you get things done and meet other thoughtful, ambitious women in tech.
Whether you’re heads-down on deep work, bouncing between meetings, or just craving a more energizing place to spend the day — this is an open, low-pressure way to plug into community while staying productive.
What to expect
- A full day of coworking in a beautifully designed space
- Casual connection with other Tech Ladies members and friends
- Space to focus, collaborate, or simply enjoy working alongside others
- Coffee, conversation, and a refreshing break from your usual routine
You can come for an hour, stay all day, or pop in between meetings — this is intentionally flexible and easy.
About Resident Company Club
Resident Company Club is a members-only coworking and community space built for people who care about how and where they work. Designed to feel more like a club than a traditional office, Resident prioritizes thoughtful design, creative energy, and real human connection.
Members include founders, operators, creatives, and independent professionals who want a workspace that supports both productivity and community without the stuffiness of corporate offices or the chaos of cafés.
Curious about joining Resident?
If you love the space and want to make it part of your regular work life, Resident Company Club offers ongoing memberships that include access to their coworking space and community.
Learn more about membership and how to apply here and let them know you came from Tech Ladies!
Tech Ladies - The Loop: Virtual Community Meet Up - Jan
🌟 Stay in the Loop - Join Our Monthly Tech Ladies Virtual Meetup! 🌟
Calling all women in tech! Whether you're writing code, managing projects, building teams, designing experiences, or driving strategy, this space is for YOU!
This is your monthly check-in to:
💡 Explore the latest trends and topics in tech and beyond
🛠️ Get support on career moves, workplace challenges, and big decisions
🤝 Connect and network with fellow Tech Ladies from across industries
🗣️ Share your ideas for future events, themes, and community initiatives
We’re proud to have Robin Zavacky Ponce as your host—Head of Events at a growing tech startup and alum of Intuit, Meta, and Google. Robin brings a deep understanding of the challenges we face—and a passion for creating space that uplifts and connects.
Come as you are. Let’s build something meaningful, together.
- The Tech Ladies Team
The Art of Asking for Help
In tech, intelligence and problem-solving skills are celebrated—but what happens when we hit a wall? Many of us pride ourselves on our independence and expertise, yet struggle to ask for help when we need it. Why is that? And how does this reluctance impact our careers, teams, and well-being?
In this talk, we’ll explore the psychological and cultural barriers that make asking for help so difficult, especially for high achievers. Through real-world stories (and a few hard-earned lessons), we’ll break down the myths around seeking support and discuss practical ways to foster a more collaborative, help-friendly culture. Whether you’re an engineer, a leader, or just someone who hates feeling “needy,” you’ll walk away with strategies to ask for help with confidence—and make your team stronger in the process.
Target Audience: Engineers, technical leaders, and high-achieving professionals who resist asking for help.
Speaker Information: Emily Harden is a knowledgeable consultant, skillful speaker, and community builder dedicated to fostering growth and impact. As the Founder and Owner of Harden Consulting, she provides tailored coaching to help people clarify what they want, navigate pivots, and thrive at work; so your passion becomes a sustainable path.
Emily draws on her deep roots in the tech ecosystem, where she previously served as Techlahoma's Executive Director, to connect challenges with creative solutions.
When she’s not working, you can probably find her playing board games, trying out new video games, or off on an adventure with her husband and their dog, Patches!
More about Harden Consulting: Harden Consulting helps to clarify your direction, grow confidence, and make progress—without doing it alone! Check it out at harden.consulting.
More Details:
- We will email you login information upon registration, one week, 1 day, and 1 hour before the event.
- FYI: Ticket sales stop an hour before the start of an event to ensure everyone gets the log-in info
- Don't see your sign-in link? Check your SPAM for an email from Tech Ladies or Luma.
- Still don't see it? Drop a line to webinars@hiretechladies.com
- This event will be recorded. All registered attendees will receive a recording via email.
- Please also note that we are unable to provide refunds after the event has ended.
A note on Tech Ladies Events
Tech Ladies events are open to all genders.
Please review our Code of Conduct before attending a Tech Ladies event.
Interested in what we're doing? Join Tech Ladies
Pitching yourself, demystified: How to share your story with confidence (and without the cringe)
Pitching yourself, demystified
How to share your story with confidence (and without the cringe)
Talking about yourself can feel… awkward. Whether it’s introducing yourself to colleagues, updating your LinkedIn headline, networking at an event, or answering “so, what do you do?” - pitching yourself can easily trigger that internal cringe.
This session is here to change that. Anaïs Comot (Career Coach), we’ll break down what self-promotion really means - and how to do it in a way that feels natural, grounded, and true to you.
You’ll learn how to:
✨ Reframe self-promotion as connection, not bragging
✨ Craft a simple, authentic way to talk about what you do and why it matters
✨ Build small habits that make it easier to share your wins (without guilt)
We’ll keep it interactive, too - expect a mix of reflection, practical exercises, and a chance to practice your personal pitch live!
This event is for you if…
💬 You freeze when someone asks, “So, tell me about yourself.”
🚀 You’re ready to feel more confident talking about your work and wins.
🌱 You want to learn how to pitch yourself - without feeling “salesy.”
Target Audience: Job seekers or career changers refining how they present themselves.
Founders, freelancers, or creators looking to confidently talk about their work
*Professionals who want to communicate their impact and build visibility — without feeling self-promotional
Speaker Information: Anaïs Comot (she/her)
Anaïs Comot is a ICF-certified Career Coach, specialising in career transition and working predominantly with women who have/are relocating abroad.
She is passionate about empowering women to identify their purpose and align their careers to bring them the sense of fulfillment they crave. Her work includes 1-1 coaching, public speaking and she's the founder of HerCircle, #1 community dedicated to career happiness and success for women living abroad.
More Details:
- We will email you login information upon registration, one week, 1 day, and 1 hour before the event.
- FYI: Ticket sales stop an hour before the start of an event to ensure everyone gets the log-in info
- Don't see your sign-in link? Check your SPAM for an email from Tech Ladies or Luma.
- Still don't see it? Drop a line to webinars@hiretechladies.com
- This event will be recorded. All registered attendees will receive a recording via email.
- Please also note that we are unable to provide refunds after the event has ended.
A note on Tech Ladies Events
Tech Ladies events are open to all genders.
Please review our Code of Conduct before attending a Tech Ladies event.
Interested in what we're doing? Join Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies - The Loop: Virtual Community Meet Up - Feb
🌟 Stay in the Loop - Join Our Monthly Tech Ladies Virtual Meetup! 🌟
Calling all women in tech! Whether you're writing code, managing projects, building teams, designing experiences, or driving strategy, this space is for YOU!
This is your monthly check-in to:
💡 Explore the latest trends and topics in tech and beyond
🛠️ Get support on career moves, workplace challenges, and big decisions
🤝 Connect and network with fellow Tech Ladies from across industries
🗣️ Share your ideas for future events, themes, and community initiatives
We’re proud to have Robin Zavacky Ponce as your host—Head of Events at a growing tech startup and alum of Intuit, Meta, and Google. Robin brings a deep understanding of the challenges we face—and a passion for creating space that uplifts and connects.
Come as you are. Let’s build something meaningful, together.
- The Tech Ladies Team
What 3,000 women shared about the parental leave experience in corporate America
Event Description:
Despite the growing availability of paid leave, many companies still struggle to implement policies in a way that supports both business continuity and career progression - especially for women. In this session, Parentaly CEO Allison Whalen will break down the top five takeaways from Parentaly’s research about what nearly 3,000 women shared about the parental leave experience at their organizations.
She’ll address what employees worry about most before going on leave (hint: it’s not childcare), the ripple effects on teams and managers, and why one-third of new parents leave their jobs within 18 months. Expect practical guidance for both expecting parents and their managers on how to make the leave transition a success - for the individual and the organization.
Speaker Information:
Allison Whalen (she/her) is the founder and CEO of Parentaly, a comprehensive program offered as an employee benefit to support employees and businesses through parental leave transitions. Allison started Parentaly after she returned to work from parental leave and found her piece of the business in disarray and her direct reports unhappy. After surveying her peers, she found the #1 complaint and reason for attrition after parental leave was due to career disruption caused by their time away from work. Allison has an MBA from Wharton and previously led the enterprise sales team at Managed by Q, which was acquired by WeWork.
More Details:
- We will email you login information upon registration, one week, 1 day, and 1 hour before the event.
- FYI: Ticket sales stop an hour before the start of an event to ensure everyone gets the log-in info
- Don't see your sign-in link? Check your SPAM for an email from Tech Ladies or Luma.
- Still don't see it? Drop a line to webinars@hiretechladies.com
- This event will be recorded. All registered attendees will receive a recording via email.
- Please also note that we are unable to provide refunds after the event has ended.
A note on Tech Ladies Events
Tech Ladies events are open to all genders.
Please review our Code of Conduct before attending a Tech Ladies event.
Interested in what we're doing? Join Tech Ladies
Tech Ladies - The Loop: Virtual Community Meet Up - March
🌟 Stay in the Loop - Join Our Monthly Tech Ladies Virtual Meetup! 🌟
Calling all women in tech! Whether you're writing code, managing projects, building teams, designing experiences, or driving strategy, this space is for YOU!
This is your monthly check-in to:
💡 Explore the latest trends and topics in tech and beyond
🛠️ Get support on career moves, workplace challenges, and big decisions
🤝 Connect and network with fellow Tech Ladies from across industries
🗣️ Share your ideas for future events, themes, and community initiatives
We’re proud to have Robin Zavacky Ponce as your host—Head of Events at a growing tech startup and alum of Intuit, Meta, and Google. Robin brings a deep understanding of the challenges we face—and a passion for creating space that uplifts and connects.
Come as you are. Let’s build something meaningful, together.
- The Tech Ladies Team
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