Join JourneyWoman for an open Q&A hosted by Carolyn Ray (JourneyWoman CEO) with Tracey Breeden, Women’s safety expert + LGBTQ+ advocate and former VP, Women’s Safety at Uber and Match, Paige Hanson, Cybersecurity expert, co-founder at SecureLabs, with nearly 20 years of experience in identity management, and Eeva Ruska, Americas Operations Manager, Riskline.
According to JourneyWoman’s latest Women’s Travel Safety survey, 93% of women 50+ say safety is extremely important (64%) or very important (29%) when planning travel and 73% of women have concerns about AI in travel.
In this webinar, we’ll share the results of this survey and discuss risks to women’s safety, online safety and the impact of new technologies. We’ll also share what the travel industry can do to help create meaningful change that benefits all travellers, including the most vulnerable among us.
Tracey Breeden, Disrupt the Landing: Tracey Breeden is queer activist, entrepreneur, coach, speaker and author of “Match Striking for Beginners”. She is the CEO and co-founder of Disrupt the Landing, LLC and former law enforcement professional, Head of Women’s Safety at Uber and VP, Head of Safety and Social Advocacy at Match Group. Tracey was Uber’s first Head of Women’s Safety and created Uber’s Global Women’s Safety & Gender-Based Violence Programs Team—the first global team dedicated to the safety of women and other vulnerable populations at Uber.
Paige Hanson: Paige Hanson is an expert on consumer and digital safety. She is a certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist, holds a certificate in Identity Leadership from the University of Texas at Austin, Center for Identity, and has 15+ years of experience in identity management. Hanson’s expertise covers a range of identity fraud and cyber security topics.
Eeva Ruuska is the Americas Operations Manager at Riskline, a global travel risk intelligence company. She leads a regional team of analysts to provide political, security and travel intelligence worldwide. With more than a decade of experience in travel risk management and international development, Eeva also undertakes socio-economic and environmental research projects, as well as business information retrieval. She holds an MSc in Development Geography and a BSc in Regional Studies from the University of Helsinki (Finland).
