Posts tagged "code like a girl"

In this issue: the end of Boosting Female Founders, Women Who Code and Girls in Tech and the threat this poses to the tech and AI sectors.

Ally Watson OAM, founder and CEO of Code Like A Girl shares her highs, lows, and plans for next year.

In a panel discussion the founders of Code Like a Girl and KeepCup shared their growth stories: here's what winning an Order of Australia Medal means to them.

In Part one: Funding growth, our panelists tell the story and evolution of their brands, sharing how they fuelled growth with funding and partnerships.

Many businesses are well-versed and prepared to explore debts and repayments to fund their early moves, but it’s worth thinking about grants and incentives too. Our panelists shared how their businesses sought the right funding and support from the right areas.

Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic has backed the federal government's broad-reaching Diversity in STEM Review and its consultative process, following industry pushback to the decision to pause new grant funding as the review takes place.

Meta and Code Like A Girl have partnered to offer a free AR training course for women. As large consumers of AR tools online, initiatives like this are more important than ever.

We're still at the beginning of the year but this week four Australian startups managed to raise almost $10 million in funding.

Unsurprisingly July wasn't the only brand with its eye on US and global expansion at this year's Smart50 Awards.

A few common themes ran through the success stories and merrymaking at last night’s Smart50 Awards.

Luggage startup July has taken the top spot in SmartCompany's 2022 Smart50 list, but its just one of many startups to be recognised this year.

This year's Smart50 category winners share the same attributes: innovative approaches to legacy industries, bringing local ingenuity to a wide audience.