Register for WiD’s next Insider Breakfast featuring the Development team from Girls Who Code.
On September 26th, join us for a conversation with Girls Who Code’s Vice-President of Development and WiD’s 2018 Women of Achievement honoree, Mary Ellen Miller, and Zina Thompkins, Development Associate, Individual Giving and Events.
Our 2018 Woman of Achievement Award recipient,
Girls Who Code Vice-President of Development, Mary Ellen Miller.
Now in its sixth year, Girls Who Code--a young organization--has already made tremendous impact reaching almost 90,000 girls across the country with the aim to build the largest pipeline of future female engineers. With strong initiatives in place, a focus on advocacy and a commitment to serving girls from all racial, ethnic and economic backgrounds, Girls Who Code is experiencing tremendous momentum.
Attendees of this event will learn about the organization’s fundraising activities--primarily focused on corporate giving—board, alumni and corporate partnerships, and goal of launching a movement over the next five years in order to achieve gender parity in computer science by 2027.
The Insider Breakfast Series features an on-site presentation followed by a Q&A session and includes a light breakfast.
When: September 26, 8:30-10:30 a.m.
Location: 49 East 73rd Street (James Lenox House) between Park & Madison Avenues
Directions: #6 MTA Subway stops at 68th St. (Hunter College) OR 77TH Street Lexington Ave.
Event Fee(s):
Member rate: $40
Non-Member rate: $50
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