Kate Russell

Kate Russell is a journalist and author who writes about technology and the Internet. Currently, she appears regularly on the BBC technology program 'Click' and writes a monthly column for National Geographic.

Through her work, Kate aims to inspire the next generation of technologists. Her website has won multiple awards for the best technology blog, and she has been featured as one of the top 50 most influential women in UK IT by Computer Weekly for two years straight.

Also passionate about sci-fi and the Internet, Kate writes about these two topics. In fact, her first book 'Working the Cloud' delivered a collection of online tips, tricks, and resources for small businesses, start-ups, and entrepreneurs. Her second book, 'Elite: Mostly Harmless', is a crowd-funded science fiction novel based on a remake of the computer game that first inspired her love of technology.

Kate is also an experienced and confident master of ceremonies, conference chair, moderator, keynote speaker, panelist, and after-dinner speaker. She offers insight and expertise in most areas of technology and digital transformation and is happy to tailor a presentation to suit any audience. She speaks with great energy and humor, making complex technical topics entertaining and easier to understand.

Besides live events, Kate is a virtual technology host and keynote speaker. With a high-speed upload connection, professional lighting, a microphone, and a greenscreen, Kate is perfectly set up to broadcast from home for your next virtual event.

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