Meetup #2·29 September 2026·16:00–19:00·Praha

Women make up only30% of AI talent.Let’s find each other.

At Meetup #2, we will look at how AI is used in Czechia and how to divide work between multiple AI agents so they work well together. Barbora Procházková will bring the data, and Katy Šrámková will show two different approaches from her own practice.

Most importantly, you will meet women working with AI in their jobs, just like you.

Feedback from the first meetup

“At the meetup I found many people like me. That was very powerful.”

Date29 September 2026
Time16:00–19:00
LocationHealthy Longevity Café
Capacity50 places
Entryfree
Formatmama-friendly
What you will take away

Data, a concrete workflow and people you can continue with.

01

See real AI adoption

Barbora will present the AI Pulse Czechia 2026 findings — what real data, not impressions, says about using AI at work.

02

See two ways to manage an AI team

Katy will show how she created two different ways of managing agentic teams for application development.

03

Find connections and shared experience

You will meet women working through similar questions and name one next step for your own work together.

AI Pulse Czechia 2026

What does real AI adoption look likein Czech companies?

Barbora ProcházkováInspire & Impact Network

Barbora Procházková from Inspire & Impact Network will present the AI Pulse Czechia 2026 research. We will look at how Czech companies really use AI, where adoption is moving forward and where teams are still getting stuck.

The research was prepared by the Moderní trh práce working group under the Inspire & Impact Network platform. People could take part regardless of their field or AI experience.

The programme

From data and a demonstration to your own next step.

Two networking blocks complement the research findings, Katy’s practical demonstration and an open space for questions. If you cannot make it for 16:00, feel free to arrive later.

  1. Arrival and coffee

  2. Who we are and how the session will work

  3. AI Pulse Czechia 2026

    Findings on how AI is really used at work.

  4. Networking #1: conversations by experience

    A chance to meet women exploring similar questions at a similar level of experience.

  5. When one AI assistant stops being enough

    Katy will show how she created two different ways of managing agentic teams for application development.

  6. Networking #2: what I will take into my own work

    We will bring the demonstration into our own context, and each person will name one concrete next step.

  7. Mentoring corner and open networking

  8. End

Practical demonstration · Katy

When one AI assistant stops being enough

Katy will start with a situation many people know: you give AI a task and the result still needs corrections and review. Using two applications, she will show how she created two different ways of managing agentic teams.

She will explain everything step by step, and you do not need programming knowledge to follow along.

  • when one AI assistant stops being enough and what it means when a whole team of agents divides the work
  • how to assign small, atomic tasks so the result has as few errors as possible
  • why some agents create while others independently verify the result across the application
  • how tickets help Katy and the agents know what is complete and what comes next
Photos from the first meetup

This is what a session with room for questions and new connections looks like.

Participants at the first Women in AI Prague meetup during a discussion
Conversation with Denisa Hrubešová
Participants networking after the programme
Audience at the first meetup
Participants during the community session
Conversations between participants

Tips on how to get started. When I came home, the next day I started preparing a visual identity in Claude.

Anonymous feedback from the first meetup

Connection, contacts and the courage to go further with AI.

Anonymous feedback from the first meetup

A view into different use cases and concerns around using AI, plus courage, enthusiasm and workflow tips.

Anonymous feedback from the first meetup
mama-friendly

You can bring your child.

Children are welcome. We do not provide a children’s programme or childcare, but nobody will think twice if you bring your child.

04 · Registration

Reserve your place See you in September.

Places are free, but intentionally limited. We want to keep the atmosphere personal, the networking structured and leave room for real conversation. You do not need to be an AI guru or know anyone there. We will help you meet women interested in AI.

  • Your place and practical details by email
  • Small-group networking and refreshments
  • A reminder before the meetup
  • Access to event outputs and the summary
RSVP · 29 September

Reserve a place

Step 1 / 2

We will contact you only about this meetup and, if you are interested, about a follow-up.

Where will we meet?

Healthy Longevity Café

Healthy Longevity Café, Opletalova 930/28, vnútroblok, Nové Město, 110 00 Praha 1

Hlavní nádraží metro station (line C) is closest. The café is an easy walk from the main station; open navigation for the exact route.

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Practical questions

What is useful to know before registering.

Do I need to know AI well to attend?

No. Katy will start with a situation many people know and explain everything step by step. You do not need programming knowledge to follow along. During the first networking block, you can meet women with a similar level of experience.

Will I have to introduce myself to the whole room?

No. Introductions happen in pairs and small groups. You do not need to speak in front of the whole room.

Can I bring my child?

Yes. This meetup is mama-friendly. However, independent childcare is not part of the programme.

What language will the meetup be in?

The meetup will naturally combine Czech and Slovak. Everyone can speak the language they feel comfortable using.

What if I register and then cannot attend?

Please reply to the confirmation email as soon as possible. We can then offer the place to another interested person.