Women’s Day events in Guayaquil, on March 8, 2023

Entrepreneurs fair

ÉPICO and its Guayaquil Entrepreneurship Center, in partnership with Mall del Sur, are celebrating this date with a new entrepreneurial fair, called Entrepreneurs fairwhich will take place from March 7 to 12, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the mall, located on Av. 25 de Julio, in the south of the city.

The fair will take place on the square on the first floor, where 12 entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to market their products and thus reach more customers.

Alberto Plaza concert

The author of Adventurer, Bandit And i will follow you will pay tribute to all entitled women on Wednesday, March 8 for your wife. The Chilean singer-songwriter’s show will take place at 8 p.m. in the main theater of the Teatro Centro de Arte (4.5 km via the coast). Tickets: VIP, $80; high stall $40; and lower stable $60. For sale on the Passline website.

women lounge

The Home of the Ecuadorian culture core of Guayas has prepared a new edition of the so-called Salón de la mujer. This 2023 has been given the title ‘Women in action’. The inauguration will take place on Wednesday, March 8 at 5 p.m., with a series of paintings in which the artists express in their work all the actions and professions that dignify the role of women and their active participation in our society. Open in the Manuel Rendón Seminario Museum, first floor.

artistic festival

The Ibero-American Association of Poets, Writers and Artists, SIPEA – Ecuador, has organized the Leticia Gossdenovich Feldman Artistic Festival in honor of the outstanding writer and poet from Guayaquil. The festival takes place in the auditorium of the Julio Jaramillo Popular Music Museum, in the Astillero building, second floor (Puerto Santa Ana). This Wednesday at 6 p.m. Punctuality is required, admission is free.

Exhibition ‘Art, Women and Public Space’

The Municipal Museum of Guayaquil will open this Wednesday, March 8 at 6 p.m. the exhibition entitled Art, Women and Public Space – Cuarto Encuentro, which will be available in the Contemporary Art Room. This exhibition aims to initiate cross-cultural dialogue by revisiting different practices such as poetry, contemporary mural painting, photography, audiovisual art, urban art, hip hop and calli graffiti, all created by women of different generations and places of origin. Participating creators include: Angie Vanesita (Colombia – Ecuador), Andrea Barrionuevo (Ecuador), Yana Lema Otavalo (Ecuador), Amy Jaramillo (Ecuador), Lorena Salas (Ecuador).

It opens this Wednesday, March 8 at 6 p.m. On Wednesday, March 22, the curator of the exhibition, Phd. María Fernanda López (Mafo), will give a tour. The exhibition is open until April 1.

Conference ‘Women and Tech’ for the employability of women

The municipal public company for the management of innovation and competitiveness ÉPICO promotes WOMEN & TECH, an initiative that aims to inspire more women to choose tech careers that are more in demand in the workplace, such as programming, marketing, UX, cybersecurity, data science and artificial intelligence. The following sessions are available:

7:30 p.m.: Webinar Women who prove everything: technology, motherhood and entrepreneurshipdirected by María Eugenia Ramírez, Education Manager at Databits, UX Research, Design Thinking and Product Owner.

8 p.m.: Webinar Women also create, manage and bill by Verónica Molina, CEO at ECLIPSOFT, computer engineer at ESPOL. Master of Business Administration ESPAE, Woman Lead INCAE, Training Women Leaders in Corporate Governments, IDE.

7:30 p.m.: Practice You are always active: Live your professional development cycledictated by Lohenna Lema, Master of Software Engineering and Academic Director of the School of Systems Engineering at UEES.

8 p.m.: Practice Bringing women closer to the world of technology (an academic look)by Lorena Mahecha, Postgraduate Academic Coordinator UTEG (Master’s Programs in Cybersecurity – Big Data and Data Science), Expert in Cyber ​​Resilience Framework and Privacy Impact in the World Economic Forum’s Global Alliance of Smart Cities – GSCA.

Saturday March 25:

The first conversation is Why Bet on Women in Cybersecurity? directed by Alicia Chacón, information security specialist at Kushki.

The second conversation is Digital transformation and artificial intelligence: a good match?by Carmen Vaca, specialist in data mining and social network analysis.

as a conclusion to WOMEN & TECH Participants have access to job interviews with the e-commerce company TIPTIwho will judge the best profiles.

To access the activities, interested parties must register via the following link: https://epico.gob.ec/women-tech/ or via www.epico.gob.ec. The events of March 13 and 20 will be broadcast on the Facebook channels of EPICO and its allies.