Techgrlz

Trisha Walsh

4,8 (4)
Educação

A podcast about Girls and Women in Technology.

14/07/2019

Epilogue - Techgrlz

This Podcast has been a fascinating journey. We are really proud of the women guests we’ve had on and especially proud that half of our guests are women of color. This is our epilogue episode as we are hanging up our hat for now on the Techgrlz Podcast. We will keep the website and the podcast episodes online indefinitely. Feel free to tweet or email at us anytime, contact details will stay up on the website at techgrlz.com. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT!!
24/06/2019

EP: 7 Kat Duncan Info Security Engineer

Kat Duncan works professionally in Information Security with an interesting background in Computer Forensics. Kat earned a Bachelors degree in English from Dartmouth before finding her way to a Tech career. Listen in to hear Kat's story!
31/01/2019

2018 Year in Review - Techgrlz

In a different format than usual, we review our first year on the Techgrlz podcast. We reintroduce you to our fabulous guests with snippets from all of them. Enjoy!
31/10/2018

EP: 6 SVP Kayti Sullivan

Joining us on the Techgrlz podcast is Kayti Sullivan, Senior Vice President for Yelp’s Customer Success organization. Kayti joined Yelp in 2007, just after its user base climbed past one million and the company was still raising funds for growth. We’ll discuss her journey from Sales to her current role as SVP, witnessing Yelp grow from 3 million in revenue to nearly 1 billion.
Trailer

Summer 2018 Break

We decided to take a summer break. We’ll be back at the end of September with Episode 6. Be sure to listen in on our conversation with Kayti Sullivan, SVP at Yelp. We’ll follow with Leanne Pittsford, founder of Lesbians Who Tech on Episode 7 in October.
30/07/2018

EP: 5 Lesbians Who Tech Summit SF 2018

We attended the 2018 Lesbians Who Tech + Allies Summit back in March in San Francisco. The LWT organization supplied us with a press pass so we took our portable recorder and spoke to attendees at the summit. It was an awesome event and we had a blast. Take a listen to our guests Cat Wade , Tonda Case & Carolyne Vu. Thank you so much to the entire LWT team! Find out more at https://lesbianswhotech.org
30/06/2018

EP: 4 Founder & Author Sara MacSorley

Sara is a people-first project director, writer, and entrepreneur. She is the Founder + CEO of Super Cool Scientists, LLC, an organization working to promote inclusion in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Sara is changing the narrative for what scientists actually look like and what their day-to-day work includes through stories and coloring books spotlighting women in STEM careers.
24/05/2018

EP: 3 CTO Sandy Maynard

Listen in for a conversation with Sandy Maynard, CTO San Rafael, CA schools. Sandy faced her own educational challenges as a young woman and she tells us about the people that helped her along the path to success and her CTO position.
30/04/2018

EP: 2 CTO Rathi Murthy

It's not all work, work, work... It's also about mindfulness, authenticity, happiness and growth. Join us to hear the conversation with Gap Inc.'s CTO Rathi Murthy.
18/03/2018

EP: 1 College Summer Interns

Conversation with four college summer interns: Renee Adkins, Jennifer Diaz, Michelle Johnstone and Grace O'Hair-Sherman.
15/01/2018

Rathi Murthy, CTO Minisode

In this minisode, we have a conversation with Chief Technology Officer Rathi Murthy from Gap Inc.
27/12/2017

College Summer Interns

On this podcast, we will explore Girls and Women in Technology; we’ll hear their stories, dreams, challenges and triumphs.

Trailer

Summer 2018 Break

We decided to take a summer break. We’ll be back at the end of September with Episode 6. Be sure to listen in on our conversation with Kayti Sullivan, SVP at Yelp. We’ll follow with Leanne Pittsford, founder of Lesbians Who Tech on Episode 7 in October.

4,8

de 5

4 avaliações

A podcast about Girls and Women in Technology.

Criado por

Trisha Walsh
Anos de atividade

2017 - 2019
Episódios

12
Classificação

Explícito
Copyright

© 2026 Techgrlz
Site do podcast

Techgrlz