Presenting our Technovation Global Regional Winner and Three Semifinalists
The Technovation Challenge is a global competition encouraging young girlsRead More
The Technovation Challenge is a global competition encouraging young girlsRead More
Gwynne Shotwell is an American business woman who has been revolutionizing space technology since before 2002 and is now the president of SpaceX.
Susan Rigetti is a renowned engineer, author, and advocate for ethics and transparency in tech. In 2017, she posted a blog post about her experiences with sexual harassment at her job, which catapulted her into the public eye.
Katie Moussouris is a leader and an influencer, advocating for responsible security research and bridging the gap between companies and the hacking community to create safer online environments for all.
Kimberly Bryant wanted her to have the same opportunities as her peers interested in STEM because she never got to experience that herself. Now Kimberly’s work is empowering girls everywhere to pursue careers in technology and expand their creativity!
Ime Archibong is currently serving as the Vice President of Meta product management and he makes it his goal to advocate for diversity and inclusion in the workplace!
As the founder and CEO of Kairos, Brian Brackeen helped advance facial recognition to what it is today and inspired others to do the same.
Kaya Thomas is an American app developer who saw a lack of diversity in her favorite books and decided to do something about it.
Design thinking is all about innovation and empathy in design – understanding the needs, desires, and challenges of the user.
Reshma Saujani has a passion for sparking change! Through her organization, Girls Who Code, she has helped over 500,000 girls find a place in the world of STEM.