March 08, 2005
The St. Petersburg Times, a prominent English language business daily in Russia, features DataArt's Jane Kurts and Julia Zavileyskaya, as co-founders of the Russian chapter of Women in Technology (RusWIT). WorldWIT, an online network for career-driven women combines 35,000 members in 70 WIT branches worldwide. According to WorldWIT's founder and CEO, Liz Ryan, "St. Petersburg represents Russia's business and technology hub, overflowing with women who make a difference to the country's prosperity." DataArt is proud that its duo pioneered the Russian chapter of WIT, the ninth in Europe.
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The St. Petersburg Times, a prominent English language business daily in Russia, features DataArt's Jane Kurts and Julia Zavileyskaya, as co-founders of the Russian chapter of Women in Technology (RusWIT). WorldWIT, an online network for career-driven women combines 35,000 members in 70 WIT branches worldwide. According to WorldWIT's founder and CEO, Liz Ryan, "St. Petersburg represents Russia's business and technology hub, overflowing with women who make a difference to the country's prosperity." DataArt is proud that its duo pioneered the Russian chapter of WIT, the ninth in Europe.
