WORK FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD WEBINAR

You know that tech skills are the key to a remote and flexible career you'll love... but you've got questions about how to get there—and how to manage your career once you've broken out of the cubicle. This roundtable discussion about the realities of remote work will give you the answers you need.

• How to negotiate going remote at your existing job
• How to stay productive without a boss keeping tabs
• Exactly what you need to work from anywhere
• What these remote workers wish they'd known before they left the office life

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ALLISON ESPOSITO

Allison Esposito is the CEO and Founder of Tech Ladies, a community that connects women with the best jobs and opportunities in tech. Tech Ladies hosts events across the US and Canada, has an active online community and weekly newsletter. Tech Ladies has grown in a few short years to include 20,000 women who work in tech across engineering, product, marketing, design, customer service and more. Over 200 companies post jobs to the Tech Ladies job board, which is for members only.  

Allison has worked in tech for years most recently in marketing at Google. Before that, she worked on product at Foursquare and several startups.  

Tech Ladies is the first remote job Allison has ever had, and she's building the entire team to be remote as well. 

ALEIA WALKER

Aleia Walker is a freelance mentor and web developer helping creatives quit their day jobs to build the careers of their day dreams.  

Three years ago she was an unhappy corporate drone. She did not feel valued at work and knew that something needed to change, so she started looking for skills that would make her more attractive - skills that would let her quit her full-time job and work on her own terms.  

Aleia tested out a few side hustles: Calligraphy, woodworking, business writing, and social media strategy to name a few until settling on web development and design—it’s now one of her greatest passions! It wasn’t an easy journey and she did not have limitless funds or time, so Aleia made sure she could learn and apply a lot in a little time, with little money. Six months after starting to learn new skills, she started freelancing. And a year later, she quit her full-time job. And Aleia feels like she provides value to someone every damn day. 

HAILLEY GRIFFIS

Hailley Griffis is Buffer’s Public Relations Manager where she focuses on all things media related and runs Buffer's publication focused on transparency and workplace culture, the Open blog. Like the rest of the Buffer team, Hailley works entirely remotely. Currently, Toronto is home. When she's not on the internet, Hailley visits family and friends around the world, she also spends a lot of time doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

MEGAN BERRY

Megan Berry is VP of Product at Octane AI where she helps build the future of Messenger marketing. Previously, she was VP Product at RebelMouse, where she helped brands and startups drive organic growth from their content. She also ran a consulting company focused on helping early stage startups achieve momentum through community and social products. Before that, she led community and marketing at social influence startup Klout, after joining as their fourth employee. Megan graduated from Stanford Phi Beta Kappa.

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