We are very proud to share withVéroniqueTorner her nomination as winner in the digital category! It was at the 6th edition of theWomen’sAward organizedbyLaTribune, an evening held on Monday, December 14, 2015, that her nomination was announced.
Once again, a woman in the digital world has been recognized with this distinctive award!
Véronique Torner is a member of the Board of Directors of Syntec Numérique, and President of the SME Commission. We would like to thank her for her commitment and dynamism.
Véronique Torner’s recognition through a Women’s Award illustrates the value of highlighting female leadership in a sector where visibility still matters. Awards can encourage students and professionals by bringing career paths into public view.
Mentoring and professional networks can complement formal training by offering role models and practical advice. Businesses may organise discovery visits, testimonials and exchanges with educators. Such activities work best when participants can ask concrete questions about day-to-day tasks, qualifications and working environments rather than hear only inspirational slogans.
Awards and public recognition can help make leadership paths more visible, especially to younger people considering their future careers. Mentoring and promotion opportunities matter alongside symbolic recognition. Véronique Torner’s distinction remains part of the historical record of efforts to highlight women in digital business.
Representation begins well before recruitment. School pupils need credible examples, opportunities to ask questions and access to guidance that does not assume one typical profile for a technical professional. Seeing varied paths can challenge the idea that computing belongs to a narrow group and help individuals make decisions on the basis of their interests.
