Thriving in a Male-Dominated World: Confidence, Imposter Syndrome and Breaking Barriers
Wednesday, 2 December 2026: 12:00-13:00 GMT
Outcomes
What does it take to build a successful career in a male-dominated industry, and how do you overcome the self-doubt that can arise at every stage of your journey?
Join us for an inspiring Women in Tech session with Nikki Williams, as she shares her personal career story, the challenges she has faced, and the lessons she has learned progressing into senior technology leadership roles. From finding your voice and building confidence to overcoming stereotypes and navigating imposter syndrome, Nikki offers an honest perspective on the realities of leadership and career growth.
Drawing on her own experiences, Nikki will also discuss her passion for supporting and empowering other women in technology, including her work launching Serco's first female-only data apprenticeship programme and creating opportunities for women to develop and thrive in the industry.
Don't miss this candid and empowering conversation filled with practical insights, personal reflections, and inspiration for anyone looking to grow their career in technology.
Key Takeaways
Attendees will gain practical insights into how to:
- Build confidence and find their voice in male-dominated environments.
- Recognise and manage imposter syndrome at different stages of their career.
- Overcome barriers and challenge stereotypes when progressing into leadership roles.
- Support and empower other women to pursue careers and opportunities in technology.
- Develop strategies for career growth while navigating the challenges of the tech industry.
This session offers honest reflections, practical advice, and inspiration for anyone looking to build confidence, advance their career, and help create a more inclusive technology community.
Webinar host
Nikki Williams, Head of Delivery at Bedroq
Leading project managers, engineers and field service engineers delivering mission-critical technology solutions across policing, finance and energy. Previously at Serco, Nikki helped lead and launch the organisation’s first female-only data apprenticeship and led partnerships with organisations including Code First Girls. Her work supporting women in technology contributed to Best Network recognition for Serco’s Women in Tech network and a Best Employer award. A finalist for the Digital Transformation Leader award at the 2025 Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards, Nikki combines technical delivery leadership with practical experience of creating opportunities for women to enter and progress in technology careers.