Posts Tagged "Girl Geek Dinners"

Changing The Ratio, One Tech/Entrepreneurship Event At A Time

September 18, 2012 – 9:00 am

From MIT Startup Bootcamp to Grace Hopper Celebration, from PITCH Conference to Girl Geek Dinners, there’s no shortage of things to do. By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0) This week, the lineup for Startup Bootcamp on October 8 at MIT’s Kresege Auditorium was announced. 10 successful startup founders will be speaking at the [...]

By Angie | Posted in Blog, Business, Career, Learn, New York City, News, Startup Life, Tech Talk, Work/Life | Comments (0)

Notes From The SugarSync Girl Geek Dinner

March 12, 2012 – 10:49 pm

SugarSync CEO Laura Yecies and Board Member Paula Long host a Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner. By Deboshree Dutta (Software Development Engineer, Alcatel-Lucent) After a long day at work, I always find it refreshing to meet with my girl friends, grab some food and catch up with each other. Last evening was just like that, [...]

By Angie | Posted in Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners, Blog, Learn, News | Comments (0)

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