Georgie Barrat

Georgie Barrat stands out as one of the top technology presenters and journalists. Known for her role as a TV presenter, panel moderator, and conference facilitator, she brings a wealth of experience to her events. Georgie regularly writes for publications such as The Mirror, Tech City News, and The Huffington Post. Alongside her hosting duties and journalistic endeavors, she also features on TV projects like ‘The Wright Stuff’ on Channel 5 with Matthew Wright.

Georgie is a technology expert dedicated to encouraging young women to pursue careers in STEM and helping businesses understand their target audiences, particularly millennials. Her radio appearances include being a regular guest on BBC's ‘Tech Tent,’ offering insights on breaking tech stories for Radio 2, and discussing the morning papers on talkSPORT's ‘Breakfast Show.’

Trusted by renowned companies like Sony, Adobe, HP, Intel, Acer, and EE, Georgie is a seasoned conference facilitator, panel moderator, and host. She has presented at significant events like Retail Week Live and the World Mobile Congress. A specialist in media, digital trends, and online culture, Georgie graduated from Kings College London with a First in English Literature. Since then, she has been a passionate advocate for young generations entering technology-related fields.

Her frequent speaking themes include:

• Women in Technology
• Digital Transformation
• Digitalisation
• Millennials / Generation Y
• Online Presence

Eloquent and confident, Georgie is a skilled public speaker who enjoys presenting events, moderating debates, and delving into new subjects such as futurology. She also hosts Tech City News’ weekly video roundup, where she interviews some of the most promising start-ups from Silicon Roundabout.

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