In-Person
Women in SAP Community Day 2026: Navigating the AI-Powered Future of Work
Women in SAP Day is UKISUG's flagship annual event for this community and this year we will be heading to The Hoxton, Dublin.
AI is fundamentally reshaping how we learn, work and grow our careers. Join us for an inspiring discussion bringing together women and allies from across the SAP Community to unpack the real-world impact of AI, including what it means for women in the workplace.
Together, we will explore skills, mindsets and strategies needed to navigate new ways of working - how we can future-proof our careers and best equip ourselves to lead and thrive in a human-led, AI-enabled future.
Gain practial AI skills, powerful networks and the confidence to succeed.
Explore:
- Inspiring career journey stories
- Practical strategies for using AI every day
- Connections with women and allies from across the community
Featured Sessions
Transformation is no longer about implementing technology. It is about redesigning how organisations create value, make decisions, and empower people. In an AI-enabled world, the leaders who succeed will be those who combine technology, trust, and human-centred leadership to transform not only processes, but the way work itself gets done. Breda O'Callaghan, KMPG Ireland draws on real transformation experiences and explores what leaders will need to deliver meaningful and sustainable business impact in the age of AI and how women can play a driving role in that.
As an independent, member-led community, UKISUG exists to make sure every voice in the SAP ecosystem is heard and Women in SAP Day is one of the clearest expressions of that mission. It's a day to be inspired, to build your network and to walk away with the confidence and connections to keep growing.
Places for our flagship event are limited — register now to secure your spot.
While we are working on our agenda, take a look at last yeasrs event here
Speakers
Community Chairs
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.
Fiona Warburg
Fiona has built her career across more than two decades in SAP and enterprise technology, progressing from early support roles through delivery, governance and strategy in organisations including Welsh Water, EDF Energy, Hewlett Packard and Wales & West Utilities. Having more recently moved into architecture leadership roles at Co‑op, she brings broad, real‑world experience.
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