As a child, Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon loved taking things apart. Now a tech leader, she's passionate about breaking down stereotypes.

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0:00 Meet Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon
1:35 Growing up in east London, UK
2:15 "School was frustrating"
3:22 Dr Imafidon's interest in tech started early - aged four she took apart her family's (very expensive) VCR player
4:11 Early achievements
5:09 Founding of the STEMettes
6:28 Frustration at "manels"
7:00 Dr Imafidon argues that we need more "herstory" in schools' STEM curriculums
8:20 Dr Imafidon argues that the "fourth industrial revolution" is not inclusive and this is holding society back
9:50 Dr Imafidon's current roles
12:15 Why Dr Imafidon is passionate about the work she's doing

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