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Nov 1, 2023 33 min

Breaking Barriers in STEM: Techsgiving

from Win in STEM Hosted by Win In STEM

We have another powerhouse on the podcast this week! Meet Ayodele ‘Ayo’ Duyile, the Co-Founder of Techsgiving. Ayo began his professional journey in the tech world in 2015 and has gained valuable experience working with big names like Lockheed Martin, Facebook, Microsoft, and now Google. Techsgiving is all about making the tech world more inclusive for black and brown communities globally. They started up in November 2018 because they noticed a serious lack of diversity in tech. To change that, they’ve teamed up with major players like Google, Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft, and JPMorgan & Chase Co. to make sure voices are heard and help underrepresented communities get the resources they need to thrive in tech. The Techsgiving annual summit is coming up on December 6 - 9, 2023, in Washington D.C. And don’t worry, if you’re not local you can still attend virtually! This is your gateway to career growth, entrepreneurship, and government tech. With 70+ speakers, 30+ hiring partners, and a surprise guest, this summit promises unmatched value! Tune in to learn more about what Techsgiving has to offer, the amazing speaker lineup, and how to join the community! Get Connected with Techsgiving: IG: @techsgiving Website: techsgiving.org/summit Questions or Feedback? Email: [email protected] Follow the podcast on IG: @thewininstempodcast Beats by Femi, IG: @fe.astro

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