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Technology, one of the world’s most vibrant and exciting industries, continues to be blighted by one disheartening problem: only 17% of roles are filled by women. Information Age has been leading the campaign to rectify this gender balance for five years now, including organising and hosting the world’s largest tech diversity event, the Women in IT Awards.
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