Anne-Marie Imafidon

Anne-Marie Imafidon is one of the most influential women in STEM. From a child prodigy to inspiring the next generation, Anne-Marie has dedicated her career to championing female potential in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. A highly successful social entrepreneur, Anne-Marie is the frontwoman of Stemettes, alongside several other board positions which work towards similar goals. Named the Most Influential Woman in Tech in the UK 2020, Anne-Marie’s influence is undeniable and equally powerful at events, when she is booked as a speaker. Able to explore her unparalleled career, inspire individuals and educate on the importance of diversity in business, Anne-Marie is a truly transformational speaker.

As the Co-Founder, current CEO and Head Stemette at Stemettes, Anne-Marie is pioneering the award-winning team in their mission to introduced more women to the field of STEM. Having experienced a lack of gender and race diversity in her own career, Anne-Marie leads workshops, speaking engagements and events throughout the country that educate the next generation on the potential of STEM. Through her social enterprise, Anne-Marie also acts as a consultant for corporate clients and government organisations, a testament to her far-reaching insights. In honour of her incredible achievements, Anne-Marie was awarded an MBE in 2017 for her services to young people and the STEM sector.

An exceptional mind from the outset, Anne-Marie was the youngest female to achieve an A-Level in computing aged 11 and the youngest graduate from Oxford University with a Masters degree. Boasting such significant excellence academically led Anne-Marie to hold positions at global businesses like Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and Hewlett-Packard. Since founding her own company, Anne-Marie has taken on several other ventures, including hosting the Women Tech Charge podcast, being a Member of the Board for the DCMS Digital Skills Partnership and co-founding Outbox Incubator, the first organisation of its kind.

Named amongst the Top 10 BAME Leaders in Tech by The Evening Standard, and recognised with the Woman of the Year Award by Barclays in 2018, Anne-Marie’s impact in STEM is unmatched. A champion for women in the sector, Anne-Marie further discusses this at events, in addition to the future of work, why technology needs diversity and company culture transformation.