Austin Women in Technology upcoming events

ATX Marketing Innovators Power Breakfast (Wed, September 09, 2026)

Wed, 09 Sep 2026 13:30:00 GMT

Hosted by Wishbone Advisory

The ATX Marketing Innovators Power Breakfast is a curated, practitioner-first meetup for growth-minded leaders across marketing, eCommerce, and leaders driving digital growth

Designed for operators building in real time across DTC, marketplaces, and more this series brings together the people actually responsible for performance.

What to Expect

Breakfast options + coffee (fuel for real operators).

Unfiltered operator insights
What’s working; What’s breaking.

Curated conversation > generic networking
Small-group, practitioner-led dialogue.
High signal. Low fluff.
No slides. No sponsors dominating the room.

Who Should Attend

• Heads of Marketing, eCommerce, Marketplace, Retail Media, or Growth (B2B or B2C conversion)
• Brand leaders navigating omnichannel complexity
• Operators responsible for revenue, CAC, conversion, margin, or inventory efficiency
• Teams actively implementing AI, automation, analytics, or retail media strategies

FIESTA Round Rock (Wed, September 09, 2026)

Wed, 09 Sep 2026 21:00:00 GMT

Welcome to F.I.E.S.T.A. Founders, Investors, Entrepreneurs, Startups, Techies, and Adventures. FIESTA is the heart of Round Rock’s startup community.

Built by founders, for founders, we exist to help founders be seen, connected, resourced, and celebrated. We're not just a Meetup! Join us to see why. Whether you are building, investing, advising, exploring, or simply curious, you belong here.

What FIESTA Is About and Does:

Connection - Round Rock is growing fast, and it can be hard to find your people. FIESTA is a monthly gathering where founders and supporters come together to share ideas, make introductions, and build real relationships over time.

Resources - Many startups struggle not because of a lack of effort, but because of limited access. FIESTA helps bridge that gap by connecting founders to tools, insight, and people who can help move things forward.

A Welcoming Culture - Everyone is welcome here. Background, title, and stage do not matter. What matters is showing up with curiosity, respect, and a willingness to support one another. Meet the Funders: 1-3 VCs, angels, and funders; reverse-pitch their funds. Helping Founders Be Seen by giving them the opportunity to pitch to 100+ attendees and then highlighting them in The FIESTA Focus newsletter, which reaches over 9,000 subscribers. The goal is simple. Help founders build awareness, attract customers, and make meaningful connections. If you are a venture-backed, scalable founder who has attended FIESTA, you are invited to pitch every 6 months.

Celebrating Wins - Entrepreneurship is hard. Progress deserves to be acknowledged. Both big milestones and small wins matter here. When you share your success, you give others hope and momentum. Share your Wins as we enjoy celebrating you.

Monthly FIESTA Agenda

4:00 PM - Doors open and check-in begins. Grab your name tag and start connecting by scanning other name tags.
4:00 to 5:00 PM - Open networking, conversations, and snacks. Pizza and drinks are available until 5:00 PM.
5:00 to 5:30 PM - Welcome, brief announcements, sponsor and funder (VCs, angels, etc.) introductions, followed by 5-10 founders sharing one-minute pitches.
5:30 to 6:00 PM - More networking and time to connect with founders, funders, and fellow attendees.
6:00 PM Event ends. If you want to keep the conversations going, join us for the after-party.
6:00 till : After-party at TBD.

FIESTA Austin (Tue, September 15, 2026)

Tue, 15 Sep 2026 22:30:00 GMT

Welcome to F.I.E.S.T.A. , short for Founders, Investors, Entrepreneurs, Startups, Techies, and Austin Newcomers. The Heart of Austin’s Startup Community. Built by Founders for Founders: Providing a Competitive Edge through an Engaged Community.

Our mission is focused on five key areas:

Fostering Connections: In Austin’s rapidly growing tech scene, we provide a centralized monthly gathering where like-minded individuals can share ideas, collaborate, help one another, and build lasting relationships.

Providing Resources: Many startups struggle due to a lack of access to essential resources. FIESTA connects startups with the tools and knowledge.

Encouraging a giving and welcoming environment: We are committed to creating an environment where everyone feels welcomed and empowered regardless of background.

Helping Founders "Be Seen": FIESTA offers founders the chance to pitch their startup to 200+ attendees twice a year, sharing on social media and featuring them in The FIESTA Focus newsletter that is distributed to 7K+. We aim to help you build awareness, attract members, and connect with potential investors and customers. Sign up HERE to pitch if you've attended FIESTA and are a venture backable startup founder.

Celebrating Successes: Entrepreneurship is challenging, and FIESTA believes in celebrating your milestones and wins to keep the community motivated and inspired. Your success and stories inspire us all and should be seen and celebrated. Share your milestones with us HERE!

AGENDA FOR THE MONTHLY MEETUP

5:30 PM Check-in begins, and doors open. Connections happen by scanning the QR code at the entrance and then wearing the name tag.

5:30 - 6:40 PM - Grab your nametag, network, and enjoy the snacks.

Pizza & drinks are served only until 6:35 PM

6:40 –7:15 PM - Announcements, meet the sponsors and funders (angels, VCs, etc.) Then 10 founders share their 1-minute pitches

7:15 - 8:15 PM Network & connect with many unique humans and our pitch presenters.

8:30 PM—Exit the room as the doors must close! If you want to continue visiting, join us at the after-party.

8:30 - 10 PM After-party at Retail Therapy. You must wear your nametag for specials.

FIESTA | Scale Up Bootcamp (Wed, September 16, 2026)

Wed, 16 Sep 2026 21:00:00 GMT

Morrison Foerster, in partnership with FIESTA, is offering ScaleUp Bootcamp in Austin, a complimentary, high-impact program designed for entrepreneurs ready to scale. This curated Bootcamp brings together the most popular and practical sessions from MoFo’s Scaleup Speaker Series into a single, focused experience.

Designed for founders navigating key growth milestones, this Bootcamp offers practical guidance to position companies for continued growth. In just a few hours, founders will gain a clear legal roadmap for launching, funding, and scaling their startups, along with actionable insights to help avoid common pitfalls and maximize the benefits of this founder-driven program. Join us for an evening of expert guidance, meaningful networking, and a complimentary dinner.

Space is limited, and we encourage early registration to take full advantage of this founder-driven program and the opportunity to connect with peers, experienced founders, and Morrison Foerster attorneys.

Topics Included:

Protecting Your IP

Learn the basics of the different types of IP, the importance of proper IP ownership, and when to undertake a Freedom to Operate (FTO) analysis, as well as how to avoid patent and trade secret missteps that may prevent you from protecting your IP.

Raising Capital: Angel & Venture Financing Fundamentals

Learn from a Venture Capitalist the key structures and terms used in seed-stage and venture capital financing. This session covers common angel investment approaches (including convertible notes, equity, and hybrid structures) and introduces the preferred stock terms, capital structures, and deal mechanics that form the foundation of venture capital investments, including term sheets and basic capitalization and liquidation concepts.

Most Common Legal Mistakes Founders Make

A high-level, panel-style discussion between MoFo attorneys on the most common legal mistakes startup founders make, from company formation and stock issuance to IP, employment, and fundraising, and practical guidance on how to avoid them early.

Fireside Chat with a Founder and the Presenting Speakers

To conclude the event, MoFo’s Austin Office Managing Partner Shannon Sibold and FIESTA founder Cherie Werner will moderate a fireside chat with an accomplished founder. Drawing on their combined years of experience, the group will discuss what matters most as companies prepare for a financing round, including connecting with the right investors, preparing for due diligence, and understanding key term-sheet concepts. The conversation will also feature audience questions, both live and prepared.

Agenda

4:00 PM – Registration Opens, Pizza & Networking

4:30 – 7:30 PM– Program

8:00 – 9:00 PM – Optional cocktail meetup at a nearby bar

As this is a co-sponsored event, Morrison & Foerster LLP and FIESTA will each collect your registration data. To learn more about how Morrison & Foerster LLP uses and protects your personal data, please view our Privacy Policy: https://www.mofo.com/about/privacy-policy.

Human Orchestration of Tools and Agents – Beyond the Prototype II — Self-Recursive Agents (Wed, September 16, 2026)

Wed, 16 Sep 2026 22:30:00 GMT

This session is for builders who have hit the wall with prototype agents that degrade or stagnate. We are going beyond the prototype to tear down a self-evolving agent architecture.

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Mario will show you how we integrate Structured Experience Learning (SEL), Autonomous Versioning Optimization (AVO), and Human-Agent Collaborative Reinforcement Learning (HACRL) to build systems that actually learn. We’ll look at the honest 2026 line: what works today, what’s aspirational, and the gaps nobody talks about: like memory lifecycle decay, pruning governance, and compute orchestration. Finally, Mario will run a live demonstration of this architecture running on reproducible stack within access to many orgs.

What You’ll Be Able to Do / Learn / Walk Away With

Architect agents that learn from experience using SEL (Structured Experience Learning).
Implement execution telemetry and prompt evolution via AVO (Autonomous Versioning Optimization).
Design a Behavior Registry and Bounded Work Packets to manage task risk and compute orchestration efficiently.
Apply the STE Communication Discipline to ensure agent-to-agent clarity without token bloat.

What Makes This Session Different
No vision decks. We are looking at the architecture, the P&L, and the unit economics of autonomous systems.
We are addressing the hard gaps: FadeMem decay, pruning governance, and the MinionS protocol (achieving 97.9% performance at 18% cost).
This is a live, production-grade system teardown. Mario will show you the exact infrastructure (n8n, Supabase, Qdrant, OpenRouter) that runs MEF Solutions.

Who Is It For
AI engineers and builders who are tired of brittle prototypes and want to deploy resilient, self-improving systems.
Technical founders trying to bridge the gap between AI experimentation and AI operations.
RevOps and GTM leaders who need autonomous architectures to drive actual revenue, not just engagement.

Before You Arrive
Review your current agent architecture and identify where the feedback loops are broken.
Calculate the token cost and failure rate of your most complex autonomous workflow.
Bring your skepticism. We’re going to look at what actually works in 2026.

Instructor Bio

Mario Facussé is the Managing Director of MEF Solutions, where he builds AI-powered revenue systems for growth-stage companies. He designs and operates autonomous agent architectures that self-improve in production; not prototypes, not demos, but systems that run his own company. His work draws from peer-reviewed research in self-evolving agents, collaborative reinforcement learning, and autonomous optimization, implemented on practical infrastructure. He’s spoken at leading AI conferences and events and advises companies on strategy, GTM, operations, revenue, and bridging the gap between AI experimentation and AI
operations.

Austin Women in Tech Impactors Network (AWITIN) (Thu, September 17, 2026)

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 16:00:00 GMT

Hosted by Western Governors University, this special event will bring together leaders from technology, education, and the community to strengthen partnerships, inspire future innovators, and advance opportunities for women in technology.

During the program, you'll have the opportunity to:

Hear from an inspiring panel who will share insights on The Future of Leadership: Building Talent in an AI-Driven World, moderated by Dr. Linda Battles, Regional Vice President for WGU's South Region, with:

§ Paul Bingham – Senior Vice President & Executive Dean, WGU School of Technology

§ Paula Bookidis – Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts of Central Texas

§ Annie Hardy – Chief AI Architect & Futurist, Split Futures

Celebrate WGU's partnership with the Girl Scouts of Central Texas during a formal signing ceremony, recognizing our shared commitment to empowering the next generation of women in STEM.
Connect with leaders across industry, education, and the nonprofit community to explore new opportunities for collaboration.
Continue building the Austin Women in Tech Impactors Network and the meaningful relationships that drive lasting impact.

AWT's September Event: Ask Me Anything with Austin Women in Technology (Thu, September 17, 2026)

Thu, 17 Sep 2026 22:30:00 GMT

Go behind the scenes with the Austin Women in Technology leaders. Ask questions in advance or ask in-person. Learn how they've built their membership to 700 and connected with countless partners and organizations to push their values of connecting, learning, growing and leading.

Beyond its membership, AWT's impact extends into the broader Austin community, hosting 15 events in 2026 to date, drawing over 1,500 event registrations, with a quarter of those being non-members who came seeking connection, career support, and opportunity through AWT. The organization has also been a longstanding partner of the annual InnoTech conference, running the Women In Tech Summit each year that draws over 250 attendees. AWT places female speakers and moderators at their event to ensure female representation across the focus areas of the conference.

Learn about the heart of our organization and leave inspired.

KEY INFORMATION

When: Thursday, September 17th, 5:30-8:00pm
Where: Opportunity Austin: 200 West 6th Street, C Level, Austin TX 78701
Attire: Wear whatever makes you feel good!
Food and Drinks: Light snacks, and drinks will be provided.

EVENT SUPPORTERS

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Huge thank you to Opportunity Austin for hosting this event!

If you're interested in sponsoring future events, please email sponsors@awtaustin.org.

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You Me She Fest (Sat, September 19, 2026)

Sat, 19 Sep 2026 18:00:00 GMT

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Experience an unforgettable day of live music by women across every genre — from R&B, hip hop, and pop to folk and country. The You Me She Festival is your chance to discover the next big female artist in music while celebrating a powerful lineup of voices that inspire, move, and connect us all day long.

September Tactic Tuesday (Tue, September 22, 2026)

Tue, 22 Sep 2026 23:00:00 GMT

Whether you’re actively job hunting, exploring a career pivot, or just want to sharpen your strategy, Tactic Tuesdays is your space to connect, learn, and grow. This monthly gathering is designed for current and prospective members of Austin Women in Technology who are navigating the job search, offering a supportive environment where you can share insights, swap resources, and learn practical tips from others on a similar path.

Offered in partnership with CO.LABx, Tactic Tuesdays will host sessions centered around actionable tactics from refining your resume and prepping for interviews, to building a standout LinkedIn presence and navigating recruiter conversations. Come ready to collaborate, ask questions, and leave each month with something new to try.

Let’s turn challenges into momentum, together.

KEY INFORMATION

When: Tuesday, Septemer 22, 2026, 6:00 - 8:00pm
Where: Epicor, 807 Las Cimas Pkwy, #400, Austin, Texas 78746
Attire: Wear whatever makes you feel good!
Food & Beverages: Light food and refreshments will be served.

Austin Forum | Silicon, Systems, and Supercomputers (Tue, October 06, 2026)

Tue, 06 Oct 2026 22:15:00 GMT

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Every breakthrough in artificial intelligence, climate modeling, molecular simulation, energy production, pharmaceutical design, and more is powered by massive computational infrastructure. From the micro-architectures carved into silicon chips to the sprawling supercomputers and interconnected cloud clusters that span entire data centers, compute capacity is the foundational engine of modern scientific discovery, engineering innovation, and business operations and productivity.

On September 1, join the Austin Forum for a fast-paced, comprehensive overview presentation exploring the past, present, and possible futures of compute infrastructure. Our speakers will trace the trajectory of hardware evolution—from legacy chip paradigms to today's exascale hyperscale clusters, and share a comprehensive overview of the current state of the art in computing infrastructure. The will conclude with some thoughts on the future of computing, from architectures to new applications drivers and impacts. Spanning technology, real-world applications, power/energy constraints, and global economics, this presentation will give you a complete picture of the physical systems driving our digital world.

Key Discussion Highlights

The Evolution of Silicon: How Moore’s Law drove decades of microprocessor innovation, where chip scaling stands today, and why specialized accelerators (GPUs, TPUs, and domain-specific ASICs) have taken center stage.

Systems, Clusters, and Clouds: How individual chips are integrated into boards, servers, racks, and massive clusters that power modern high-performance computing (HPC) supercomputers and public cloud platforms.

Future Architectures on the Horizon: What comes next when traditional silicon hits physical limits? An exploration of alternative paradigms, including 3D stacked chiplets, optical/photonic computing, neuromorphic processing, and quantum integration.

Workloads Shaping the Hardware: How applications—from frontier AI training and drug discovery to real-time defense and financial modeling—are dictating future hardware design requirements.

Power, Cooling, and Economics: Confronting the physical reality of building gigawatt-scale infrastructure—including thermal management, energy grid demands, capital expenditure dynamics, and global supply chain considerations.

Event Agenda & Post-Event Networking

Presentation: A high-octane, multi-perspective overview of silicon, systems, and supercomputer architectures.

Audience Q&A: Bring your technical and economic questions for an interactive session with our expert presenters.

Continued Conversation at Remedy: When the Q&A wraps, the evening is far from over! Head down the street with us to Remedy, located at 3rd & Nueces, for post-event networking.

ABJ | Inno Fire Awards 2026 (Mon, October 19, 2026)

Mon, 19 Oct 2026 21:00:00 GMT

The Fire Awards is our annual celebration of innovation across the Austin ecosystem - big and small, people and organizations. Join us this year to connect with major players in Austin's innovation scene, be the first to find out the Blazer winners, and celebrate all of the nominees.

New to 2026 and beyond: the Austin Business Journal's Fire Awards and Opportunity Austin's A-L!ST Awards have merged under the Fire Awards banner. We look forward to partnering with audiences from both programs and further shining the spotlight on fast-growing, successful startups, as well as the businesses and people supporting our local entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Event Details

Monday, October 19 | 4:00 to 6:00 pm

Austin Central Library | 710 W Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX 78701

Event Agenda

4:00 pm | Registration & Networking

5:30 pm | Awards Presentation

6:00 pm | Event concludes

Lonestar Summit (Tue, October 20, 2026)

Tue, 20 Oct 2026 05:00:00 GMT

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We are excited to announce that Austin Women in Technology is partnering with the 2nd edition of Lone Star Cyber Summit!

Returning to Austin, Texas on October 20th - 21st, this must-attend event unites senior IT Security Leaders from across Texas to collaborate and share insights on how to build cyber resilience in a transformed world.

The stellar speaker line-up includes CISOs from major organizations such as @Universal Aviation, @Brinks Home, @Wilsonart and @Red Oak Compliance.

Over 2 days, attendees will benefit from 40+ content-driven sessions addressing key challenges such as:

Defend Against AI-Powered Attacks While Securing AI Governance and Operations

Defend the Modern Attack Surface

Master Governance and Compliance in Cyber Defense

Manage Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk Management

Balance Threat Mitigation with Boardroom Communication & Business Growth as a CISO

Find out more about Lone Star Cyber Summit’s agenda and speaker line-up online at https://lonestar.cyberseries.io/agenda/

As a partner of the event, members of Austin Women in Technology can redeem a complimentary pass with the code “AWT-VIP” at https://lonestar.cyberseries.io/register/ (T&Cs apply).

Secure your complimentary pass online today to earn up to 12 CPD credits for your attendance!

*T&Cs: Complimentary passes can only be redeemed by senior end-users. Individuals who work for cybersecurity solution providers or consultancies do not qualify but can claim a 30% discount with the code “MP30”.

Meridian: Quarterly Showcase of AI in Deep Tech (Wed, October 21, 2026)

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 21:30:00 GMT

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Where deep tech meets AI meets the energy transition. Brought to you by Neon Syndicate and the Texas Futures Coalition.

Texas is becoming the center of gravity for the technologies that will define the next century: AI, advanced energy, new materials, agriculture, and the deep tech infrastructure underneath all of it.

Meridian is where that work gets seen and connections are made to unlock growth.

Each quarter, Meridian convenes a focused group of founders, investors, academics, policymakers, and corporate leaders for a curated showcase of the most promising AI and climate-driven deep tech companies coming out of Texas and beyond. A small number of companies present. The rest of the time is for the conversations that move capital, pilots, and partnerships forward.

Presented by Neon Syndicate and the Texas Futures Coalition, Meridian brings together the operators, investors, academics, and policymakers shaping what comes next, including perspectives drawn from the front lines of corporate, venture, startups, national lab research, and the classroom at UT Austin.

Together we're building a stronger ecosystem that can create healthy growth and a more resilient future.

This is not a pitch competition or meetup. It is a recurring reference point for people serious about building the future here.

AAIA: Agentic Research Systems (Wed, October 21, 2026)

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 22:30:00 GMT

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What You’ll Learn

The difference between asking AI a question and designing a research system — and why the second one compounds the more you use it
How AI inherits the biases of the web it was trained on — and what to do about it in your own workflow
A plain-English framework for judging credibility — recency, authority, evidence, relevance
The vocabulary you actually need: just-in-time help, multi-step AI helpers, triangulation, automation bias
How to wire credibility checks into your workflow so you trust what comes out

What You’ll Build

In the 90-minute hands-on lab, you will:

Pick one real research problem you actually have — a topic you track, a brief you write, a class of question you answer over and over
Map it into a 3–5 step research system: what to pull, where to cross-check, how to flag uncertainty
Test it with a small data set you bring — your PDFs, URLs, notes
Leave with an MVP workflow and a roadmap for taking it further

Future of Communications Conference (Wed, November 11, 2026)

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 06:00:00 GMT

Where communicators become strategic power players.

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Global instability is reshaping how organizations operate and respond. AI is no longer an experiment. It’s an expectation. Employees increasingly look to their organizations for clarity, protection and guidance.

Communicators like you stand at the epicenter. The opportunity to influence your organization has never been more available. Step into your power by getting ahead of 2027 now.

The Future of Communications Conference brings together internal and external communications, marketing and HR functions to focus on what’s next: guiding organizations through continuous disruption. This is where the conversation moves beyond merely spotting trends to how best to implement for real business impact.

Join global and national leaders in Austin, Tex. for three days of bold keynotes, hands-on workshops, expert panels and peer-driven discussions designed to prepare you for 2027. You’ll learn leadership strategies and best-in-class practices to lead through uncertainty, guide your workforce through change and elevate your brand across stakeholders, all to prove your value in the moments that matter most.

State of AI in Texas 2026 (Tue, November 17, 2026)

Tue, 17 Nov 2026 19:30:00 GMT

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping how Texas operates, from transportation and infrastructure to hiring and workforce development. This half-day summit at the Texas State Capitol brings together the people driving that change: workforce leaders, industry voices, and policymakers, for a direct conversation about where Texas AI stands today and the opportunities ahead.

Our keynote speaker is Anh Selissen, Chief Information Officer for the Texas Department of Transportation. She leads a technology portfolio of more than $500 million and has spent the last several years guiding how AI gets deployed responsibly across one of the state’s largest agencies, with real implications for public safety and infrastructure. Her perspective grounds the day in what AI adoption actually looks like at scale.

The afternoon is built around additional speakers and panels to be announced and added here. Expected topics include:

Texas as a National AI Hub
Balancing Innovation and Responsibility
Economic development
Industry ecosystem specifics and trends
Social impacts
Government/policy/regulation
Technology Horizons (LLMs, Datacenters, Quantum, etc)
Labor markets and workforce trends
Looking Ahead

AAIA: A Studio of One (Wed, November 18, 2026)

Wed, 18 Nov 2026 06:00:00 GMT

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Description

You used to need a film crew, a designer, and a sound engineer to make good content. Now you need to know how to direct AI. In this hands-on evening you’ll set up your own one-person studio and make something real, on your own topic, in a single night, whether that’s a video, a podcast, an infographic, or a set of social posts.

We’ll get into two shifts that are quietly changing creative work. First, the AI agents now built inside creative platforms like Higgsfield, Runway, and Luma, where you describe what you want and the tool handles the production. Second, the orchestration layer that sits above them, something like Cowork (Claude’s desktop agent), which lets you run the whole stack from one place, the way a director calls the shots on a set.

Starting from one idea, you’ll generate the visuals, direct AI video, produce audio for narration or a podcast, and lay it all out into a finished piece you can publish. You pick the format. The point isn’t any single tool. It’s learning to direct them together, so you walk out with a system you can run again the next morning.

Tools we’ll use: Cowork (Claude’s desktop agent) as your director’s chair; Higgsfield, Runway, and Luma for AI video; ElevenLabs for narration, podcast audio, music, and sound; and AI design tools like Gemini, Nano Banana, Ideogram, and Canva for images, infographics, and layout. HeyGen and Descript make cameos.

Austin Women in Technology upcoming events

ATX Marketing Innovators Power Breakfast (Wed, September 09, 2026)

​What to Expect

​Who Should Attend

FIESTA Round Rock (Wed, September 09, 2026)

FIESTA Austin (Tue, September 15, 2026)

FIESTA | Scale Up Bootcamp (Wed, September 16, 2026)

Human Orchestration of Tools and Agents – Beyond the Prototype II — Self-Recursive Agents (Wed, September 16, 2026)

What You’ll Be Able to Do / Learn / Walk Away With

What Makes This Session Different

Who Is It For

Before You Arrive

Instructor Bio

Austin Women in Tech Impactors Network (AWITIN) (Thu, September 17, 2026)

AWT's September Event: Ask Me Anything with Austin Women in Technology (Thu, September 17, 2026)

KEY INFORMATION

EVENT SUPPORTERS

You Me She Fest (Sat, September 19, 2026)

September Tactic Tuesday (Tue, September 22, 2026)

KEY INFORMATION

Austin Forum | Silicon, Systems, and Supercomputers (Tue, October 06, 2026)

ABJ | Inno Fire Awards 2026 (Mon, October 19, 2026)

Lonestar Summit (Tue, October 20, 2026)

Meridian: Quarterly Showcase of AI in Deep Tech (Wed, October 21, 2026)

AAIA: Agentic Research Systems (Wed, October 21, 2026)

More Info Here

What You’ll Learn

What You’ll Build

Future of Communications Conference (Wed, November 11, 2026)

Where communicators become strategic power players.

State of AI in Texas 2026 (Tue, November 17, 2026)

AAIA: A Studio of One (Wed, November 18, 2026)

Description

What to Expect

Who Should Attend