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Breaking barriers and building bridges at your next Women in SAP Event in London!
We’re thrilled to announce that our Women in SAP day - our flagship annual event - is officially set for 16 July 2025, at the stunning Westminster Hotel, London. Mark your calendars, because this year’s gathering is set to be bigger, bolder and more impactful than ever.
We're busy creating an agenda and lining up a thought-provoking mix of sessions and interactive discussions, with some of the most inspirational women in the SAP community.
At the heart of the day will be our keynote theme: “The Broken Rung for Women in Leadership”. Together, we'll unpack the critical question: What’s really standing in the way of women climbing the tech leadership ladder? Through keynote insights and a dynamic panel discussion, we’ll explore the systemic barriers and what both organisations and individuals can do to create lasting, meaningful change.
We’ll also address issues of representation and how we can support each other to increase the visibility and impact of women in our community. From having your voice heard in daily work situations, to sharing your expertise at events like Connect, to making sure women have a seat at the table where decisions are made - your experiences matter and we're keen to help highlight them.
A look back at some of the highlights from last year's event
Distinguished Voices in SAP
Finding Your Voice
Thought Leaders and Visionaries
Community Engagement
Everyday Tips for Using AI
Building Connections
Leading Minds in Technology
Amplifying Women's Voices
Don’t miss one of the most anticipated events in the WiSAP calendar – register now to secure your place!
Event Speakers
Your Community Chairs
Fiona Warburg
Fiona has over 17 years' of experience working with SAP systems and nearly 21 years in IT. Fiona has worked for EDF, Wales & West Utilities, Hewlett Packard and B&Q on their SAP systems in both technical and managerial roles. She has worked on SAP projects and BAU support.
Emma Chambers
Emma has over 25 years’ experience in technical and business roles, linking business strategy to technical programme outcomes and ensuring service delivery meets operational needs. As Head of Apps & Platforms at Calor, part of SHV Energy family of companies, she is responsible for the multi-disciplinary teams delivering services and continuous improvement across Calor’s applications. Emma is co-chair of the UKISUG SAP S/4 HANA Community and sits on the Board of Directors. She is a dedicated advocate of women in tech and is committed to championing women’s development in the sector. She co-chairs the Women in SAP Community Focus Group.
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