Earlier this year, we caught up with Ayaan Mohamed Ali, a female-led founder who is committed to diversifying the tech workforce. Her Manchester-based tech company Digitech Oasis made our inaugural Tech Climbers list in 2023, as a testament to the the business' trailblazing growth.
With an aim to inspire the next generation of female leaders, we spoke to Ayaan about her decision to start a tech business and found out a few nuggets of wisdom that other female founders can take on board as they look to scale.
Digitech Oasis is revolutionising the AI and robotics space - we've made advanced technology more accessible to SMEs, saving them $28,000,000 in inefficiency costs and helping them make their 1st 7 figures. Our impact goes beyond technological innovation; we're driving positive change, championing diversity, and inspiring the next generation of tech leaders by being a majority women-led tech business.
I founded Digitech Oasis to challenge the gender gap in tech. Witnessing the underrepresentation of women in STEM, I aimed to create a workplace where talent knows no gender. Today, I'm proud to lead a team that is 80% women who are not just breaking glass ceilings but reshaping the narrative for women in the tech industry.
The opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the industry by fostering diversity, and pushing the boundaries of innovation keeps me inspired. The challenges I face are opportunities to create positive change, and that propels me forward. It would also go without saying that my family's support fuels my drive.
I would say to the next generation of women in tech to remember that our journey shapes the path for countless others. Dream big, disrupt boldly, and let your brilliance illuminate the way. Your uniqueness is what will ignite the revolution.
Digitech Oasis has set a new standard for robotic automation, helping businesses transform their operations with autonomous robotic solutions. Find out more about their vision, mission and solution by heading over to their website.
See all the businesses that made Greater Manchester's Tech Climbers list.