Helping women thrive in technology is personal for Lulu Isdory, who grew up in a low-income household in Tanzania. “Working in this area wasn’t something I even could have dreamed about before getting a scholarship to study in the UK,” says Isdory, who joined EY as a technology consultant last year.
Now Isdory, who specialises in projects that use SAP software to manage business operations and customer relations, wants others to benefit from her experience. She is on the committee for the EY Women in Technology network, an inclusive initiative that supports girls and women to excel at EY. Belonging to the network brings access to resources, training courses and people.
