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About the Women in AI Netherlands Gala
The 2024 Women in AI Gala took place at February 9th. It had the most awesome energy! The evening started off with a great dinner, accompanied by the great tunes of saxophonist Susanne Alt. After that the Award ceremony began, where we were all moved by the story that Sheila Gemin told us. The Award show was off to a great start and we were able to celebrate the Award winners together.
The WAI Gala of 2025
Get ready for our WAI Gala 2025! Mark February the 7th of 2025 on your calendar for our amazing Gala next year.
The Award winners of 2024
Here are the ai-mazing winners of the Women in AI Awards of 2024. Are you curious about the full Award ceremony and the inspirational? Scroll down to watch the recording of the ceremony.
Anastasia Kuskova
AI Impact Maker
Anastasia is Founder & CEO at Sirus. Her startup is leveraging AI to drive sustainable transformation in the metals, mining, and mobility sectors – a critical area for the energy transition.
Noelle Cicilia
Responsible AI Leader
Noelle is co-founder at BrushAI. She conducts research on algorithmic fairness methods and how to apply them in a practical way.
Rina Joosten-Rabou
AI Entrepreneur
Rina is CEO at Pera. Her startup uses AI to match candidates and eliminate human bias in hiring decision-making.
Fantine Huot
AI Researcher
Fantine is Research Engineer at Google Deepmind. She is using computer vision to early detect wildfires and earthquakes.
Enya Séguin
AI Young Professional
Enya is Unit Manager at Delft Imaging. She is making pregnancy scans accessible to women in developing countries.
Cynthia Liem
AI Diversity Leader
Cynthia is Associate Professor at TU Delft. She was the first technical commentator on the childcare benefit scandal in NL, and raising awareness about algorithmic bias and amplification.
Our partners
These are a few of the amazing companies that support what we do. We couldn’t have done it without you! Would you also like to support Women in AI Netherlands? Feel free to contact our Commercial Lead, Karen Harriss.
An impression of the event
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