As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...
As I reflect on my three-year anniversary as the CEO of Girls Who Code, I’m filled with a profound sense of gratitude and inspiration. It feels like just yesterday when Reshma Saujani entrusted me with this role, amidst the challenges of a global pandemic that shook the very foundations of our tech and education landscape. Yet, here we are, three years later...