DyNAMC "Technology" August 2017 Issue 17 | Page 13

In this Issue
64–65 DyNAMC speaks with international digital strategist Ingrid Riley about
the tech talent in the Caribbean and Diaspora.
68–71 DyNAMC speaks with Content Marketer Dennis Williams on creativity
in Silicon Valley.
74–76 App Developer and UC Berkley freshman Carol Wang speaks to DyNAMC
about bridging the gender gap in the tech industry and following her passion.
78–80 DyNAMC speaks with triple major and triple scholar Dolapo Martins on
being a young woman in tech.
82–84
DyNAMC speaks with Nikole Collins-Puri on her work as CEO of Techbridge Girls
an organization focused on educating, empowering and exposing girls from low
income families to realize and expand their potential through STEM exploration
and achievement.
Making a difference through Information Technology, Congresswoman Robin Kelly
promotes diversity and inclusion, through job advocacy.
98–101 Deena Pierott founder of the groundbreaking iUrban Teen program is the first of its
kind, bringing youth of color into the 21st Century of technology and business.
104–107 DyNAMC speaks with Aubrey Blanche Head of Global Diversity and Inclusion at
Australian based software company Atlassian on leveraging diversity.
110–113 Equal Rights Journey to the Future of Technology CEO of STEMconnector
Edie Fraser is responsible for bringing more than a million women and people of
color into the 21st Century of high technology jobs and careers.
52–55 Guest Columnist Fiona Citkin Gives her Perspective on How Immigrant Women
Succeed in Tech Numbers “Misleading vs True”.
48–49 What is the Digital Divide? Siddhartha Menon, DyNAMC’s Research
Developer / Social Media Strategist provide s his thoughts on “The Digital Divide” –
What makes access to and use of the internet’s great content and services less
inclusive. Hmmmm?
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