Last week, I had the chance to step out of my day-to-day and into a few days of pure brain fuel at TechFutures 2025 — an event powered by Women Who Code and LWT, packed with the kind of sessions that remind you why you do what you do. As a Customer Success Account Manager, I spend my days helping enterprise media and entertainment customers navigate what’s next. These sessions hit home: 🤖 AI Adoption & the Future of Work The 70% skills shift by 2030? Totally believable. I see it every day. Copilot, Notebooks, and agent-driven workflows are already transforming how teams collaborate. The challenge now isn’t learning the tools — it’s teaching people how to think differently with them. 🎬 Immersive Brand Experiences Sessions on Roblox and VR storytelling hit close to home for my customers. Audiences want authenticity and connection — and technology can deliver both when used with intention. 🌍 Societal Impact & Advocacy From digital privacy to workplace equity, the thread through every session was responsibility. Technology isn’t neutral — it reflects the people who build and use it. That’s why advocacy matters, inside and outside the walls of Microsoft. 💾 Digital Sovereignty & Data Protection Owning your data isn’t just good practice — it’s survival. The conversations around open-source, self-hosted solutions reinforced how critical it is for companies to balance innovation with trust and compliance. Bottom line: TechFutures wasn’t just another conference. It was a reminder that the work we do sits right at the intersection of technology, trust, and transformation. We don’t just help customers deploy software — we help them navigate what it means to stay human in an age of constant change. #TechFutures #WomenWhoCode #LesbiansWhoTech #CustomerSuccess #AITransformation #DigitalSovereignty #Microsoft
Happy for you Caryn!!
Principal Product Manager, Copilot Notebooks @ Microsoft
2dThank you for including Copilot Notebooks. Fully agree, "it’s teaching people how to think differently with [AI tools]."