Join us for UKISUG's Women in SAP Day at Google HQ, Kings Cross, a day dedicated to connection, inspiration and practical learning for women and allies across the SAP ecosystem. As AI continues to reshape the world of work, this year's event will explore how we can embrace new opportunities, build confidence with emerging technologies and best equip ourselves to lead and thrive in a human-led, AI-enabled future.
Why Attend?
As organisations across the UK and Ireland continue to invest in data and AI, new opportunities are emerging for innovation, leadership and career growth. In this session, Georgia, Head of Data and AI for SAP UK and Ireland, will share her perspective on the evolving AI market, key industry trends and what these developments mean for women in technology. Drawing on her experience leading SAP's Data and AI strategy, as well as previous leadership roles, Georgia will offer insights from working with organisations across a range of industries and discuss how women can position themselves to succeed in an increasingly AI-driven world.
Artifical Intelligence is changing the way we work, collaborate and make decisions. Stany Winkler from Google shares how AI is helping to streamline workflows, enhance productivity and support better strategic thinking across Google. Through real-world examples and actionable takeaways, attendees will discover how AI can become a valuable digital partner in their everyday work.
VibeCoding isn't just for technical people, join Matt Buskell from Google in a highly interactive session where attendees will work together to build an application live using Google AI Studio. From idea generation to delivery, attendees will direct the AI in real time, demonstrating how creativity, collaboration and curiosity can produce results in less than 20 minutes. No technical experience require, just bring your ideas and see what is possible when people and AI create together.
Cat Lovatt, Red Global Life Sciences draws on her own experience of returning after a 14-year career break, exploring the themes that matter most for women navigating today's workplace: trust, clarity, meaningful work and culture. Combining personal insights with research gathered from women across the SAP and technology ecosystem, this session examines how organisations can create environments where women can confidently embrace AI and thrive in the future of work.
Join speakers, industry leaders and SAP for an open and interactive discussion exploring the key themes throughout the day:
Women in SAP Day has become one of the UK's most valued networking events for SAP professionals. Throughout the day you'll have opportunities to meet peers, share experiences, discover new perspectives and build meaningful professional connections across the SAP community.
Places for our flagship event are limited — register now to secure your spot.
Following the event, all attendees are invited WERP's "Sip & Social" at The Lighterman at King's Cross. Please register your attendance here.
Get a first look at what the day has in store! We'll be sharing more details soon, so keep an eye out for further updates.
*Please note that this agenda is subject to change without prior notice.




Calor Limited
Co-operative Group Limited (Co-op)
Calor Limited
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.
Co-operative Group Limited (Co-op)
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.

Head of Business AI Platform, SAP (UK) Ltd
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Data, AI and the Future of Work Thursday @ 10:30 AM
Roundtable and Q&A Thursday @ 3:00 PM

Client Director, Red Global
Cat Lovatt plays a pivotal role in shaping and scaling RED Global’s Life Sciences commercial strategy, with a strong focus on building long-term client partnerships across pharma, biotech, CDMO and consumer health organisations. Her remit spans strategic account development, new logo acquisition and the expansion of RED’s footprint within complex, multi-year transformation programmes.
Looking ahead, Cat’s focus is on strengthening senior stakeholder relationships, deepening partner-led opportunities and driving sustainable revenue growth through repeatable, scalable offerings. Her leadership supports RED Global’s ambition to become a go-to execution partner for life sciences organisations navigating enterprise-scale transformation.
Behind the scenes, Cat balances a busy family life with her husband, three boys and their dog and spends her time on the beach, in the water, or supporting her family on the sidelines of sport. With academic foundations in nutrition, law and psychology and having previously grown a Fast-track 100 company, she brings a well-rounded, people-led perspective to leadership and decision-making. Cat is recognised for her authenticity and strong commitment to helping others, qualities that underpin the trusted relationships she builds and the impact she delivers.
The Return: Thriving in an AI-Powered World Thursday @ 2:45 PM
Roundtable and Q&A Thursday @ 3:00 PM

Partner | UK and NSE, Deloitte
Libby is a Partner and Head of Public Sector for Deloitte UK’s Enterprise Technology & Performance practice, where she is focused on delivering technology enabled change. She has 20+ years of experience supporting effective financial management in the public sector.
Over the past decade Libby has supported Departments in Whitehall, organisations in Local Government, Higher Education, Health, Transport and Policing to optimise and modernise ways of working. She relocated to the UK in 2014, with her Husband and three daughters, taking on the role of Financial Controller at the Home Office before moving into Professional Services. She started her career in the Canadian Government where she trained as an accountant earning her CMA/CPA and her CIPFA qualifications in her 13 years at Border Services Agency.
As a finance leader Libby worked across all aspects of Finance from finance transformation and cost optimisation, financial accounting, finance systems, business partnering and finance operations. Libby is active in the public sector finance community, supporting the GFF in their CFO Development Programme and through her role on CIPFA Council.

Head of EMEA SAP Specialists, Google Cloud
In her role as Head of EMEA SAP Specialists at Google Cloud, Stany Winkler is leading a team of highly experienced SAP Specialists who help customers understand and benefit from the value of moving their SAP workloads to Google Cloud.
A key area of focus for Stany and her team is how customers can leverage the vast Google AI capabilities in order to boost and modernize their SAP systems and shorten time-to-value for their innovation use cases.
Prior to Google Cloud, Stany held sales and value advisory leadership positions at SAP and within its broader ecosystem, encompassing consulting and service roles.
The AI-Powered Leader: Supercharging My Everyday At Google Thursday @ 11:00 AM