Company

Girls Who Code

PrivateUnited States

Girls Who Code is a nonprofit organization that provides computer science education to girls, women, and nonbinary individuals in grades 3-12 and high school. The organization operates Clubs programs for younger students and Pathways courses focusing on emerging technologies, AI, and cybersecurity. Since 2012, Girls Who Code has served over 860,000 students and aims to reach 5 million by 2030, working to increase diversity and inclusion in the tech industry.

Girls Who Code is a privately held company, based in the United States. Leadership tracked by CEOInsider includes Susan Gouijnstook (CEO).

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Leadership

Current

Susan Gouijnstook

CEO

Recent developments

AI summary of recent coverage

Recent coverage has focused on Girls Who Code's leadership transition, with Susan Gouijnstook named as the organization's new chief executive officer amid broader shifts in the tech workforce driven by artificial intelligence. The headlines also reflect Girls Who Code's ongoing initiatives to expand tech education access, including summer camps, scholarships, and club programs in rural areas, alongside advocacy efforts promoting girls' participation in cybersecurity and inclusive approaches to emerging technologies.

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