Girls in Tech now part of NCWIT Entrepreneurial Alliance
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Girls in Tech announced that it has joined the National Center for Women In Technology Entrepreneurial Alliance. In the announcement, Adriana Gascoigne, founder of Girls in Tech, says “One of our main tenets is to increase the number of women entrepreneurs in technology, and by working with NCWIT’s Entrepreneurial Alliance, we can provide even more support and encouragement to those looking to take the next step in starting their own IT business.”
You can read an interview with the Women in Tech Los Angeles chapter's Executive Managing Director on the NCWIT site: Interview: Robyn Cohen of Girls in Tech
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