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As entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, Michael Ellison, Nathan Esquenazi, and Tim Lee saw several gaps in the way engineering talent was being trained and upskilled. To bridge it, they founded CodePath.com, a technical training organization for the world’s top technology companies—including Facebook, Google, Dropbox, Airbnb, and Netflix.
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9 de may. de 2023 · In 2017, Michael Ellison co-founded CodePath to focus on helping Black, Latino and Indigenous students from low-income and first-generation college backgrounds secure tech careers.
Best, Michael Ellison. Founder & CEO, CodePath. In 2022 I’ll be posting regularly to keep our partners and supporters in the loop re: CodePath, as well as broader discussions and trends at the intersection of race, income equality, and technology. A good place to start is a review of highlights from last year.
March CodePath Update From CEO, Michael Ellison. March 31, 2022. CodePath has been increasing our scale at an average of 50% every year since our inception as a nonprofit entity, and in the last two years alone has grown from 26 to 71 university partnerships.
Michael Ellison is the Co-Founder and CEO of CodePath.org, a global organization dedicated to educating and inspiring women to pursue and excel in technology careers. Michael is also a Founding Board Member of Women Who Code, which has grown to nearly 100,000 members strong since its inception in late 2011.
Michael Ellison is the CEO and co-founder of CodePath, a nonprofit working to reprogram higher education to create the most diverse generation of software engineers, CTOs, and founders.
