Angie Chang was recently Vice President at Hackbright Academy, a women's engineering school which has graduated over 500+ female software engineers. Hackbright was acquired by Capella Education Company, a public for-profit education company, in April 2016. She led partnerships with employers from February 2013 to February 2017 at Hackbright, building valuable hiring partnerships with Uber, Slack, GoDaddy, Redfin, Indiegogo and more. She launched the mentorship program which enlisted 700+ industry engineers as volunteers over 4 years, and connected countless women to new jobs in tech. In 2008, Angie started Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners to network women in technology. Prior to that, she co-founded Women 2.0 in 2006, a media company which promotes women in high-tech entrepreneurship. She was named in Fast Company's 2010 "Most Influential Women in Technology"​ and more recently Business Insider named her one of "30 Most Important Women Under 30 In Tech"​. She has been invited by the U.S. State Department to speak on women's high-tech, high-growth entrepreneurship.

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