On Thursday, 9 October, Genesal Energy will once again bring together innovation and knowledge. The fourth edition of the STEM Seminar arrives as part of the Energy Days 2025, under the theme “Where Talent Becomes Impact”. The event will feature leading figures from the technology and energy sectors who will share their experiences and insights on how diversity and innovation are making a difference in the transition towards a more sustainable future.

The IV STEM Seminar aims to be much more than just a day of discussion: its purpose is to inspire new generations, encourage the exchange of ideas, and highlight the role of women in a sector that is crucial for the future. Through their careers and projects, the speakers will demonstrate how female talent drives real change in key industries, and how inclusive and diverse leadership is becoming a catalyst for transformation in the energy and technology sectors.

This initiative reinforces Genesal Energy’s commitment to equal opportunities in all settings and at every level, as well as to creating forums where knowledge is shared and multiplied.

Join us in a space designed to connect and inspire!

Objective

The IV STEM Seminar seeks to be a forum for the exchange of knowledge and experiences, where STEM professionals can share the challenges and achievements of their careers. The goal is to create a space for dialogue between female experts and other professionals, fostering the exchange of ideas and promoting equal opportunities in the energy and technology fields.

Target audience

This event is primarily aimed at professionals from the energy and technology industries, as well as anyone interested in energy transition, innovation, and the role of women in strategic sectors.

Confirmed speakers

• Adriana Trillo. Deputy Manager, Energy Division at XEAL.
• Almudena Justo. Director of the FUJITSU International Quantum Centre.
• Antía Míguez. Sustainability Coordinator at Genesal Energy.

 

Date and time: Thursday, 9 October 2025 – 14:00
Venue: Cidade da Cultura, Santiago de Compostela