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TORONTO, ON – ETHWomen returns on July 22, 2026, bringing together women from across the Web3 and AI industries. As part of Canada Crypto Week, the event features networking, educational sessions, and community-driven experiences designed to foster connection and collaboration.
Now in its fifth year, ETHWomen continues to bring together an incredible community of women who are helping shape the future of Web3 and AI. Featured speakers include:
- Eve Lam, Morgan Stanley
- Jaime Leverton, ReserveOne
- Dr. Guneet Kaur, CCN
- Lalla Asmaa Alaoui, Hello Agentic
- Amber Scott, Outlier Ventures
- Laura Leparulo, Futurist Conference
- Ashley Wright, The Wright Success
- Karin Kusano, Association for Women in Cryptocurrency
Along with more than 30 women speakers from across the Web3, AI, finance, and technology industries. In addition to speaker sessions, ETHWomen will feature a series of community experiences including:
- SheFi Morning Social Breakfast presented by SheFi.
- Facilitated Networking presented by the Association for Women in Cryptocurrency (AWIC)
- Book Signings with Amanda Wick, Audrey Nesbitt, and Annelise Osborne
The SheFi Morning Social Breakfast presented by SheFi kicks off ETHWomen with breakfast and community-building alongside one of the largest women’s networks in Web3. SheFi is known for its 8-week MBA-style program, global community events, and career development opportunities designed to help women grow in the Web3 industry.
ETHWomen is proud to bring together a growing network of organizations supporting women in Web3, including CryptoChicks, SheFi, the Association for Women in Cryptocurrency (AWIC), FemTech, Babes Net, Women in Blockchain Canada, and ShibWomen among many others.
Attendance is free and open to women, allies, founders, builders, investors, students, and professionals interested in the future of technology.
To learn more and register, visit ETHWomen.com.
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