ETHWomen returns to Toronto on July 22, 2026, marking its fifth annual gathering of women in the Web3 and AI industries. According to reports from AMBCrypto, the event is scheduled as part of Canada Crypto Week, positioning it within the broader cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem. The conference aims to bring together an expanding network of women building the future of Web3 and artificial intelligence technologies, representing a genuine gathering of minds determined to build something meaningful in these transformative sectors.
The event will feature prominent speakers from major financial institutions and technology companies, as reported by AMBCrypto. Eve Lam from Morgan Stanley and Jaime Leverton from ReserveOne are among the confirmed speakers, alongside Dr. Guneet Kaur from CCN and Lalla Asmaa Alaoui from Hello Agentic. Additional confirmed speakers include Amber Scott from Outlier Ventures, Laura Leparulo from Futurist Conference, Ashley Wright from The Wright Success, and Karin Kusano from the Association for Women in Cryptocurrency (AWIC). With over thirty speakers in total, the event covers everything from practical career development to cutting-edge applications at the web3-AI frontier.
Beyond speaker sessions, ETHWomen will offer several community-focused experiences designed to foster collaboration and networking opportunities. According to AMBCrypto, these include the SheFi Morning Social Breakfast presented by SheFi, which will kick off the event with breakfast and community-building alongside one of the largest women's networks in Web3. The event will also feature facilitated networking presented by the Association for Women in Cryptocurrency (AWIC) and book signings with Amanda Wick, Audrey Nesbitt, and Annelise Osborne. These community experiences encourage genuine relationship building, with the real magic often happening outside formal sessions when women who rarely cross paths finally get the chance to connect.
ETHWomen is supported by a growing network of organizations dedicated to advancing women in Web3 and cryptocurrency, as reported by AMBCrypto. The event brings together organizations including CryptoChicks, SheFi, AWIC, FemTech, Babes Net, Women in Blockchain Canada, and ShibWomen, among others. These partnerships demonstrate the expanding ecosystem of support for women in the technology sector, with organizations like SheFi building impressive reputations through structured programs that help women develop both technical knowledge and professional networks. The collaborative approach creates a stronger foundation for women entering or advancing in these fields.
According to AMBCrypto, attendance is free and open to women, allies, founders, builders, investors, students, and professionals interested in the future of technology. The event is designed to be inclusive across various roles within the Web3 and AI industries, reflecting the diverse stakeholder community involved in these emerging technologies. The free attendance makes ETHWomen particularly accessible for students, early career professionals, and those curious about entering the space, ensuring that talent isn't limited by financial barriers. The format encourages active participation through networking sessions and community experiences, with value for founders looking for collaborators, investors seeking promising projects, or simply those interested in learning more about the intersection of blockchain and artificial intelligence.
