Cultivating awesome Women in Tech

1. SABIOCultivate exceptional tech talent

2. A DEMAND > SUPPLY PROBLEM
Maxine
Williams
Facebook Chief
Diversity Officer
“Fierce War
for Tech
Talent”
Bill Gates
“Only 1 in 4
High Schools
Teach
Computer
Science /
Coding”
The American Economy is experiencing an acute skills gap of well-
trained, full-stack software engineers.

3. NATIONAL DEMAND FOR
SOFTWARE ENGINEERS
“There are currently over 500,000 open computing jobs, in
every sector, from manufacturing to banking, from agriculture to
healthcare, but only 50,000 computer science graduates a year,”
reads an open letter released by the nonprofit Computer Science
Education Coalition in partnership with Code.org.”

4. COMPUTER SCIENCE PROBLEMS
Approx. 50K Annual
Graduates
Only 15.7% of Grads
are Women
Less than 20% of
Grads are Latino and
or African-American
Long-lead time to
innovate curriculum

5. INNOVATION IS A MUST

6. SOLUTION - SABIO
Project Based
Learning
Increase
Number of
Non-traditional
Software
Engineers
Rapid
Curriculum
Modifications
An innovative in-person, professional development program designed to cultivate exceptional tech

7. Gregorio
•MySpace, Facebook, IKEA & more
Aaron
•Activision, Crowdstrike, Beachmint &
more…
John
•Fox Broadcasting, UCLA, Entrotech &
more…
Jimmy
•TMZ, CodeCamp & more…
Mike
•Stack Overflow, GameFly, Lab49, UCLA &
more…
14 Years
Average
Professional
Experience
Instructors are the key to
our Training
Primary Source of
Training & Knowledge
Code Review throughout
Day
Adapt Curriculum to
Meet Your Needs
http://sabio.la/aboutus
BEST-IN-CLASS INSTRUCTORS

8. #WOMENCODE &
#WOMENSUCCEED
Course Report 2016 Outcomes & Demographic Study

9. SUCCESS STORIES
BetaGig Won $250,000 Hackathon Prize @ LAUNCH SF

10. SUCCESS STORY
BassFace – 3rd Place Winners at Insomniac.Com Las Vegas Hackathon 2016

11. GENDER EQUITY IN TECH
IMPERATIVE FOR NATIONAL
ECONOMIC PROGRESS