ACM-W is holding our annual Women In Tech Panel on March 12th at 6:20 PM in SCI 2220! Whether you’re looking for internships, full-time roles or curious about careers in tech, join us to network, learn about career paths, and gain valuable industry advice!
Featuring speakers from Amazon, RBC, Brango Solutions, and Women’s College Hospital. (And pizza!)
Women In Tech Panel
SCI 2220
3/12/2026
Meet Our Panelists
Yagmur Olivia Erimsah
Co-Founder & Fractional CMO / Brango Solutions
Fun fact: Before moving to Canada, I lived full-time in an RV.
Olivia Erimsah is a Fractional CMO and international growth partner who builds revenue systems where marketing, sales, and business development work in sync. She first studied Economics, which gave her a deep understanding of how markets, incentives, and systems actually work. She then built her career inside global corporates including BMW Group, Danone, Canon, and Michelin, working with highly technical products and teams across Europe, and saw first-hand that selling and marketing technology to people requires a completely different skill set than building it. Wanting to formalize that bridge, she moved to Canada and studied at Fanshawe College, choosing a hands-on IT education where learning happens through real-world projects, live clients, and practical application of marketing and sales fundamentals. Today, as the co-founder of Brango Solutions, a fractional CMO and growth consultancy for tech, healthcare, and industrial companies, Olivia helps tech-driven businesses translate complex solutions into clear stories, go-to-market strategies, and revenue systems that make sense to non-technical buyers. Her work sits at the intersection of marketing, sales, and business development: the space where most companies struggle most, and where she does her best work.
Jessica Patel
Technical Account Manager, AWS
Fun fact: I've completed an intensive survival course where I spent several days solo in the jungle
I’m a Technical Account Manager at AWS, where I work at the intersection of people, data, and cloud technology. I’m particularly interested in next-generation development and AI-Driven Development Life Cycles. I’m passionate about continuous learning and encouraging women in tech to embrace growth, even when the path isn’t perfectly defined.
Anupriya Dubey
RBC Capital Markets, RBC Clear - Cash Management Product Analyst
Fun fact: I was also a part of the ACM-W Exec team last year!
Hello! I’m Anupriya, a recent computer science graduate from Ontario Tech University with a passion for product, people, tech, and solving problems. I'm an aspiring product manager, and am currently working at RBC Capital Markets on the RBC Clear platform building my knowledge in payments. I believe that technology can advance society through smart, sustainable solutions, and I strive to make a positive difference in the world through my skills and knowledge. My goal is to pursue a career in product management, where I can combine my technical, analytical, and creative abilities to deliver products that meet user needs and expectations. Excited to meet you all!
Asya Dogruer
Program Coordinator, Healthcare & Education
Fun fact: Former varsity volleyball player who has played competitive volleyball for over 16 years in both Turkey and Canada.
Asya Dogruer is the Coordinator of Volunteer Services at Women’s College Hospital in Toronto, where she oversees volunteer programs across multiple clinical and operational departments. She holds a degree in Cognitive Science from the University of Toronto with minors in Psychology and Education, and has also completed a Certificate in Student Services and Affairs. Her academic background focuses on how humans learn, make decisions, and interact within complex systems. In her professional work, Asya focuses on building and coordinating large-scale volunteer programs within healthcare environments, working across departments to support operational needs and community engagement. Her interests lie in the intersection of human behaviour, organizational systems, and how people adapt to complex and evolving work environments. Outside of her professional work, Asya has been a competitive volleyball athlete for over 16 years, competing both in Turkey at a national level, and in Canada, including at the varsity level at the University of Toronto and Seneca College.
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