Technically 200 Matt Stephenson

Technically 200: How Exposure, Opportunity & Mentorship Changes Lives



In this episode, Code2College Vision 2024 Legacy Kylie Phillips joins us for an inspiring conversation. Kylie shares her internship experiences at Kasasa and VMware as a high schooler, what has inspired her to dream big, and why she believes the future is so promising. If you're looking to be moved or renew your hope for the future - this is the episode for you!

Technically 200: How a Vision 2024 Legacy Found Her STEM Path



Our first surprise of the season - one of our accomplished Vision 2024 Legacies! In this episode, St. Edward's University freshman Aubrey Van Zandt fills us in on her transition from software engineering to Biochemistry, making the Dean's List her first semester - and more!

Technically 200: Finding Community at a Tech Giant



In our first episode of season six, we spoke with Stanford and Wharton alumna Jeanine Henry. One of the few Black women to hold a leadership position at Meta in the late 2000s, Jeanine is now the Director of New Products. In our conversation, Jeanine elaborates on her role at the tech giant, the elements that played a critical role in her success and her commitment to supporting other people of color at Meta.

Technically 200: Marketing Analytics in the Travel Industry



In this episode we're talking with Danielle Johns, Marketing Analytics Manager at Expedia Group about the importance of marketing analytics in the travel industry.



Tune in to hear more about example of marketing analytics in the travel industry, how it contributes to the overall success of an organization, and about how marketing analytics plays a role in Danielle's success as the global growth chair of BEAM (Black Expedia Allied Movement).



#marketinganalytics #WomenInSTEM #travelindustry #BlackWomeninSTEM

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Technically 200: Becoming the First Latinx CEO to Raise a Million Dollars in Equity Crowdfunding



In this episode we're talking with Max Tuchman, CEO and Co-Founder of Caribu about being the first Latinx founder, male or female, to raise over one million dollars in equity crowdfunding.



Tune in to hear more about what inspired Max to create Caribu, the importance of equity crowdfunding for BIPOC, and some of the alternative sources of capital she used to raise funding for her business.



#equitycrowdfunding #WomenInSTEM #Finance #venturecapital #LatinaInSTEM

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Technically 200 Throw Back Thursday: Latinas in STEM





Claudia Varela

This week, in honor of graduation season, we're throwing it back to an amazing episode with previous host Matt Stephenson and Claudia Varela, Ph.D Candidate in the Harvard-MIT Program of Health Sciences and Technology. 



In this week’s episode we get to hear Claudia's story as she shares how she juggled immigrating to the U.S. as a teenager, pursuing higher education focused on a STEM career, and maintaining her passion for dance through the adversity and rigor of it all.