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Global experts to talk diversity and innovation challenges at 2023 IIR Congress

An upcoming International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) global congress will host workshops on a range of issues including improved gender diversity

ASHRAE president calls for global rethink on cooling training

The president of trade body ASHRAE says that the global cooling sector needs to have a radical rethink of training practices in order to expand installer

First-ever Bi-national Women Alliance between Belize and Guatemala

Time for action to expand cooling sector's career appeal to women - global survey - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

Concerns about career development and work flexibility are hampering ambitions to expand the number of women working across the cooling sector. New

Women in cooling network vows to raise global profile of RACHP

This month’s Chillventa heard about some of the main challenges facing women working across RACHP, as well as the major barriers to expanding recruitment.

19 organizations advancing women in tech

Women remain underrepresented in the tech industry. These 19 groups are working to support women and close the diversity gap in tech.

Celebrating Olu Maduka, Nigeria's Oil & Gas Icon, at 80

By Chris Paul In the twilight of last week, Nigerian women in energy, oil and gas community celebrated Engr. Joanna Olutunmbi Maduka, one of the pioneering engineers, who shattered the glass ceiling and made great strides in the early days of the nation’s oil and gas industry. It was the 80th birthday celebration, on May 6, of the first female engineer to break grounds in the hydrocarbon terrain in the country. Noted for her distinguished and unique accomplishments and track record, Joanna Olutunmbi Maduka, is the first to attain several feats among the female gender of Nigerian engineers. With a B.Sc. in applied physics in 1965, she passed the Graduateship Examination of the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE), (UK) in 1966 and earned an M.Sc. (Engineering) degree from Trinity College, Dublin in 1969.