Shaping What Matters: The Choices That Define Leadership In Tech

Date & Time

Nov. 27, 2026, 7 a.m. - Nov. 27, 2026, 8 a.m.

Cost

$0

Location

Online


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Description

Gain distinctive insights on judgement and agency, and how our decisions make up the bigger picture in a tech-driven world.

 

Women Tech Leaders in Conversation is a special OLLMOO Career Café fireside chat format featuring candid conversations with senior women technology leaders who share the lessons, challenges and unwritten rules that shaped their careers.

Technology is constantly reshaping the media landscape and data infrastructures: how people find, trust or share information, and how institutions, businesses and communities understand the world around them. For leaders, this makes providing context arguably the most important part of the job.

In this fireside chat, Dr Romana Lanzerstorfer, Chief Data Officer (CDO) at the Austrian Parliament, brings a perspective from the intersection of institutional communication, digital governance and democratic discourse. She argues that an organisation’s digital agenda is particularly revealing of its future-oriented priorities. Drawing on her administration’s approach, she illustrates how those priorities are reflected in a commitment to transparency through Open Data - helping to create the conditions for informed public debate.

Whatever their field, the most impactful leaders are those who provide direction, never merely echoing familiar answers from others. They clearly convey what is at stake and set the course in terms that can be well understood across different professional backgrounds. This is not about applying the latest leadership formula. It is about remaining relevant in the years ahead: staying well informed when change is a constant; communicating with precision when interpretations diverge; and recognising the scope for action even when certainty is absent.

We will explore how cultivating sound judgement and a grounded sense of agency can strengthen both personal resilience and organisational strategy in a world where technology increasingly shapes how people connect and participate.

 

Who is this for?

  • Experienced and emerging leaders focusing on strategy
  • Professionals working across functions to move organisations forward
  • Thinkers who want to look beyond their immediate role or sector
  • Practitioners seeking to deepen their impact and resilience

 

What we'll cover

  • Understanding the information ecosystem as a core leadership issue - individually, for organisations and on a societal level
  • Using digital governance to align technology, legal, communications and domain expertise around shared objectives
  • Communicating across cultures and hierarchies without losing nuance or oversimplifying complexity
  • Applying a cybernetic lens that reaches beyond one’s organisation and industry
  • Identifying ways to create movement within constraints that are often overlooked
  • Deciding with clarity when facts are incomplete and narratives conflict
  • Engaging with the inseparable relationship between power, technology and public good

 

Please note:

Participation is free. You need to sign up for a free ticket in order to receive the event link. Numbers are limited and OLLMOO reserves the right to decline admission to the event.