Women Who Code

WWCode is a non profit that helps mid-career engineers get promoted.

Women Who Code prepares this generation of women in tech to be tomorrow’s role models. This global nonprofit was founded as a nonprofit in 2013 and has since grown to 250,000 members spanning 122 countries. WHAT WE DO: -Advance women in their careers, every step of the way -Provide a community of 250,000 that has become a movement in technology leadership -Build Global Leaders in Tech, effectively changing the industry -Offer low to no barrier-to-entry programs, events, scholarships and more for women to build tech and leadership skills Learn more at: www.womenwhocode.com or contact us at contact@womenwhocode.com

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Alaina Percival, CEO and Board Chair

Alaina is CEO of Women Who Code, a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring women to excel in technology careers. Under Alaina’s leadership, WWCode has grown to serve 230,000 members in 122 countries. This movement has provided 10k technical events and given away $2M in scholarships. Alaina is an accomplished speaker, appearing at WSJ.d Live, Grace Hopper, and more. Alaina has been interviewed by Forbes, WSJ, Wired, and others to share her expertise for increasing diversity in tech.

Alaina Percival

Women Who Code

Zassmin Montes de Oca, Founder

Zassmin is passionate about application security and promoting women in technology. She started her career as a software engineer before co-founding Women Who Code, serving as their CTO and Board Vice Chair. Zassmin's interest in security propelled her into her current role as a Product Security Manager at Coinbase.

Zassmin Montes de Oca

Women Who Code