Join us for a leadership panel discussion on the importance of building inclusive women-focused communities in male-dominated industries, with leaders Elena Buenrostro (WomenWhoDrone), Theodora Skeadas (Harvard W3D - Women in Defense, Diplomacy, and Development at Harvard University) and Nora Touré (Wi3D: Women in 3D Printing). ** Biographies ** Elena Buenrostro (Founder @Women Who Drone | Global Content Producer, Google Play | International Speaker) Elena Buenrostro is a Content Producer, Certified Drone pilot, International Speaker, Actress and Founder of Women Who Drone, an online platform and community that inspires, educates and empowers women and girls with drone technology. In addition to her work with Women Who Drone, Elena is also a part of the brand marketing team on Google Play developing content and social media strategies for global social channels, working with top gaming developers and marketing teams to execute global social and engagement content. Theodora Skeadas (President of Harvard W3D: Women in Defense, Diplomacy, and Development) Theodora Skeadas is a Public Policy Associate at Twitter, where she supports a range of policy projects on subjects including disinformation, counter-terrorism, content moderation, safety, public trust, interoperability, and child exploitation. She is also the Executive Director of Cambridge Local First, a non-profit that promotes a local economy community by educating the public and government about the significant environmental, economic, and cultural benefits of a strong local economy. Nora Toure (Founder @Women in 3D Printing | Director, Sales & Service Factory Operations @Fast Radius | TEDx Speaker) Nora Toure has been an additive manufacturing expert since 2010, particularly skilled at building strategy alliances and strong business relationships. She has  a deep understanding and experience of the manufacturing ecosystem with a passion for working at innovative companies driving social value through technology. Besides her career achievements, Nora founded the non-profit Women in 3D Printing in 2014 to promote women leaders in the additive manufacturing industry. She has grown the platform to 15,000+ members spanning 25 countries through 65 chapters.