Shannon Morales talks Diversitech 2026 | The Midday Break Room w/ Candace Johnson - 3.3.26

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Shannon Morales is the CEO of Tribaja: a social enterprise dedicated to fostering inclusive career pathways in the tech industry. Through strategic partnerships, innovative workforce development programs, and community-building initiatives, Tribaja empowers professionals and organizations to thrive in the evolving future of work. Tribaja has been recognized with honors including Entrepreneur of the Year by Latina Style Magazine and Hispanic Business of the Year in Philadelphia. Returning March 19–21, 2026, at Rivers Casino Philadelphia, Diversitech 2026 is the fifth annual national conference produced by Tribaja that convenes leaders, innovators, founders, and emerging talent to shape the future of tech and workforce equity. Diversitech is one of the largest inclusions in tech conferences that combines the collective impact of diverse audiences while engaging, entertaining, and upskilling those that attend. Shannon joins the program to further talk about the context behind Tribaja & Diversitech 2026.

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