We aim to empower women to seize the opportunities afforded by the Bitcoin ecosystem through advocacy, education, and community-building.

We believe Bitcoin is a catalyst for financial empowerment, fairness, and inclusion that has the potential to create a more equitable society.

We deliver in our mission through events, meetups and workshops that take place online and across the UK and Europe.

Cristina is a Bitcoin advocate dedicated to supporting the use of Bitcoin as a new public infrastructure that promotes financial inclusion, freedom and fairness. With over 25 years of professional experience, she has been a founder, CEO and formerly a Google senior executive. She has worked as a management consultant in 5 continents and holds a Ph.D in aerospace law. Cristina is an avid rock climber and hiker, and loves spending time in nature. Originally from Spain, she is a mother of two children.

Clair is a home educating / Bitcoining mum of 4 future Bitcoiners. In order to find more balance in their lives, Clair and her family made the decision to travel nomadically for a few years and during this time she and her husband discovered Bitcoin. They travel often to Bitcoin conferences where all the family are usually involved with interviews and presentations. Recently, Clair noticed that more women were attending these conferences and building on the success of Les Femmes Oranges in Germany, she felt it was important to create a community for Women of Bitcoin in the UK. 

Focused on education and a financial analyst with a background in accounting, I have a deep interest in Bitcoin and environmental issues. As a Bitcoin journalist, I have authored numerous research articles on the benefits of Bitcoin mining and its implications for the future of renewable energy. Additionally, I serve as the co-founder and CEO at Bitcoin Policy UK. 

Rachel Geyer is the mother of four adult children and has both British and German nationality. She has lived internationally with her family in China, Dubai and South Africa, and is currently living and working in Germany. Rachel discovered Bitcoin in 2017 but only really started to understand the huge potential of this new technology after studying the subject in depth in 2020. She is vice-president and company spokesperson for terahash – a German service provider for Bitcoin mining.  She also serves as Vice-Chair on the Board of the European Bitcoin Energy Association (EBEA). Close to her heart is her work with Les Femmes Orange, Bitcoin education made by women, a movement she co-founded to encourage women to study Bitcoin.