The End of an Era: Women Who Code Closing
Women Who Code started as a community group in 2011 by a small team of engineers in San Francisco who were seeking connection and support for navigating the tech industry. The movement grew, city by city, fueled by passionate volunteers that were inspired by the mission and vision. In 2013, Women Who Code, Inc., was […]
Women Who Code Announces WWCode CONNECT 2024: Thrive in Tech — A Global Virtual Career and Technical Event
Attendees will also have a chance to attend a live expo featuring opportunities with WWCode CONNECT 2024 sponsors who have partnered with WWCode. Event sponsorship gives organizations a chance to connect directly with attendees, recruit diverse talent, and position their brand as an ally for DEI in tech.
Women Who Code Announces Five New Board Members
“We are at a critical juncture where the need for diversity in technology and equitable opportunities for women globally has never been more necessary. The technical, strategic, and creative insights and leadership of our new Board members will be crucial as we continue to work towards a more inclusive industry and support our growing membership,” said Julie Elberfeld, CEO at Women Who Code.
Julie Elberfeld Named CEO of Women Who Code
World’s Largest Community of Women Technologists Appoints Accomplished Senior Tech Executive to Succeed Alaina Percival as CEO ATLANTA – JANUARY 16TH, 2024 — Women Who Code (WWCode), the premier international nonprofit dedicated to empowering diverse women to excel in technology, is thrilled to announce a pivotal transition in the organization with the appointment of Julie […]
Sandy Welfare Named Chief Development Officer at Women Who Code
Long Time Board Member To Oversee Financial Stability, Fundraising, and Growth for World’s Largest Women in Tech Community ATLANTA – MAY 24TH, 2023 – Women Who Code (WWCode), the 343,000-member global nonprofit dedicated to inspiring diverse women to excel in technology careers, is pleased to announce that Sandy D. Welfare, M.B.A., will be taking on […]
Women Who Code Announces Special Applaud Her Award Winners 2023
World’s Largest Community Dedicated to Inspiring the Success of Diverse Women in Tech Honors 23 Technologists for Extraordinary Contributions to Society and the Industry ATLANTA – MAY 2ND, 2023 – Women Who Code (WWCode), the world’s largest and most active community of women in technology, is proud to announce the Women Who Code Applaud Her […]
WWCode Announces Winners of the Applaud Her Awards: 100 Technologists to Watch
World’s Largest Women in Tech Community Recognizes 100 Technologists For Their Leadership, Accomplishments, and Contributions to the Industry ATLANTA – MARCH 28TH, 2023 — Women Who Code (WWCode), the largest and most active community supporting diverse women in technology, is proud to announce the winners of the Applaud Her Awards: 100 Technologists to Watch. This […]
Women Who Code Announces New Board Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary
In Historic Moment for the World’s Largest Women in Tech Community, New Leaders Step up to Support the Company’s Continued Evolution ATLANTA – FEBRUARY 6, 2023 — Women Who Code (WWCode), the largest international nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering diverse women to excel in technology careers, is proud to announce that Jennifer Manry, Principal, Corporate Systems […]
Craigslist Founder Pledges $75K Donation Match in Support of the World’s Largest
Women Who Code Engages in Campaign Fostering Empowerment of Members and a Culture of Philanthropy Emphasizing the Organization's Impact Around Giving Tuesday ATLANTA – NOVEMBER 11TH, 2022 — Women Who Code (WWCode), the largest and most active community dedicated to supporting the careers of diverse women in technology, is proud to announce a partnership with […]
Capital One Awards Grant to Women Who Code
Capital One Renews Support for World’s Largest Community of Diverse Women Technologists ATLANTA – JULY 18, 2022 — Women Who Code (WWCode), the international nonprofit dedicated to inspiring women to succeed in tech careers, has been awarded a grant by Capital One, an American bank holding company. This partnership will support Women Who Code’s Leadership […]