Mariana Costa - Grace Hopper Celebration 2018
Global Partnerships
All of these results and impact would have not
been possible without the incredible support
of our committed partners, who have believed
in our team, students, and graduates, as a
real source of transformation. This growing
network of partners has proven to us that
collaboration helps amazing things happen
and that through professional, transparent and
committed relationships, we can all help each
other achieve our goals. Together we are working
to get thousands of women in tech across
Latin America, transforming the sector into an
example of diversity and inclusion and helping
the region become a competitive player in the
digital economy.
These partners not only helped us fund our
operations regionally and locally, but have also
committed to work with us beyond funding,
implementing projects of great added value to
our students, team and graduates.
Main Regional Partners
The partners listed here have contributed with regional multi-year grants of $300,000 and above. We also want to thank
immensely all other institutional and individual donors that have supported our work in 2018 through smaller contributions.
Local Partners
The partners listed here are our main 2018 local donors, that have contributed with $ 50,000 and above in Chile,
Peru, Mexico and Brazil.
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Laboratoria students in
Google’s offices in Mexico City
Google BlackRock
More than 1,500 googlers participated in our
Giving Tuesday Campaign, helping us raise
significant funding for our 2019 goals. Our CEO participated as a panelist in the
Social Impact Lab, sharing our work and
learning from other entrepreneurs in tech
skills training.
DRK Citi Foundation
We continue being part of DRK’s three
year fellowship, learning from an amazing
community of social entrepreneurs and having
a Managing Director in our Board. Citi employees led financial education
workshops with our students in Peru, and
supported our Talent Fests as sponsors.
IDB Microsoft
The third cohort of internships successfully
took place and 4 students from Peru, Mexico
and Chile worked for 6 months in Washington
DC in different projects related to technology. Through mentorships in Chile and
employability connections in Mexico,
Microsoft professionals provided key
support to our students in their transition to
employment.
Omidyar Network Metlife Foundation
We renovated our collaboration for 2019-2020! We are happy to start working together
during 2019!
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