MARKET AWARNESS & DIGITAL INSIGHTS
– SG’s digital economy shifts & demands
Discover new career possibilities in the age of AI & digital transformation.
Join us for a practical and encouraging morning designed for women who are returning to work, exploring a career change, or curious about digital and technology-enabled roles in Singapore’s evolving economy.
17 July 2026 (Fri)
09:00am - 12:00pm
Microsoft Office
182 Cecil Street, Frasers Tower, S069547
The world of work is changing quickly. AI, digital tools and technology are now shaping roles across many industries, not only in traditional tech companies. This event is designed to help women understand these changes in a simple, practical and accessible way. Whether you have taken a career break, are considering a mid-career switch, or simply want to better understand how digital skills can support your employability, this session will give you useful insights and encouragement.
Through ecosystem sharing, practical demonstrations, real conversations and audience Q&A, participants will gain a clearer view of Singapore’s digital economy and the many possible entry points into digital, IT and tech-enabled roles.
The session is intended to demystify digital careers and show that opportunities in this space are not limited to coding or highly technical roles.
Event Agenda
Fireside Chat: Women Returning to Work in Singapore’s Digital Economy
Moderator: Sher-li Torrey, Mums@Work Singapore
Panellists: HR and tech representatives from Microsoft and partner firms
A candid conversation on how Singapore’s digital and AI economy is changing the way we work. The session will explore emerging job opportunities, practical entry points for women returning to work, and the real barriers that still need to be addressed.
Work IQ Intro / Demo: A Day in the Life Working with AI
A practical showcase of how AI and digital tools are already supporting everyday work — from productivity and research to administration and collaboration. Designed especially for women re-entering the workforce who want to build confidence with modern workplace tools.
MPowerHer Programme Share-Out
Find out what the MPowerHer programme offers, including its learning pathways, key activities, upcoming dates, and how to take part. This session turns inspiration into clear next steps.
Networking Lunch
Connect with fellow participants, programme partners, employers, and mentors over lunch. A chance to build community, exchange experiences, and explore possible pathways forward.
Date: 17 July 2026 (Friday)
Time: 9:00am to 12.00pm
Venue: Microsoft Office - 182, Cecil Street, Frasers Tower Singapore 069547
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Who Should Attend: Women returning to work after a caregiving break, women considering a mid-career transition, and women who are curious about digital, IT or technology-enabled roles across industries such as healthcare, education, retail, marketing, customer success, operations and public service.
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Jointly Organised by Microsoft, SG Women in Tech, IMDA and Mums@Work
Seats are limited. Register now to join us for this practical and encouraging morning.
Ecosystem Insights
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Understanding Singapore's Digital & AI Economy
Get a clear and accessible overview of how Singapore’s digital and AI economy is evolving. Participants will hear about emerging sectors, workforce trends and the types of skills increasingly valued across industries.
The focus is on helping women understand what is changing, why it matters, and where new opportunities may be opening up for mid-career women and returners.
Seeing Digital & AI Tools At Work
Digital and AI tools are already becoming part of everyday work. In this practical showcase, Microsoft will demonstrate how such tools can support productivity, communication, research, administration and collaboration.
This segment is especially useful for women re-entering the workforce who want to understand how technology can help them work more confidently and effectively across different roles and industries.
Microsoft Tools In
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Panel Discussion and Q&A
Real Conversations on Career Change, Skills & Confidence
The panel discussion will explore practical perspectives on digital careers, transferable skills, barriers and opportunities. Hear from speakers who can offer honest insights into what it takes to enter or re-enter the workforce in a digital economy.
The session will close with audience Q&A, giving participants the chance to ask questions and receive guidance on possible next steps for upskilling, career planning and confidence-building.
Collaborating Partners
