A conversation with Pranjala Siddanagowdru, who is in product marketing at Applied Materials. She discusses her path to this field, along with what a day in her life looks like now. So join Makayla and Pranjala to hear more of her story.

A conversation with Dallas Knight, who is a combat veteran and former intelligence analyst, and now runs the (not so) Average Jane Platform, which is dedicated to empowering and uplifting female combat veterans. So join Makayla and Dallas as they discuss cybersecurity and the importance of online safety.

A conversation with Mary Ann Cummings, who is an associate teaching professor of Computer Science at Montana State University. She is passionate about fostering inclusivity and diversity in the tech realm and serves as the Faculty Advisor for the Association of Women in Computing at MSU. So join Mary Ann and Makayla to hear more about her story.

A conversation with Elise Cormier, who is a mammogram technician at Logan Health. Join Makayla and Elise as she shares her story of developing an autoimmune disease and how it led to her career shift into radiology.

A conversation with Charity Corbeille, who is currently the social media coordinator at Veneration Church and has been in the social media marketing world since the beginning. Join Makayla and Charity as they discuss creating a college degree and the impact of AI on the marketing world today.

A conversation with Kate Pace, who is the COO of Craton Consulting. Join Makayla and Kate as they discuss startups and the importance of technology today.

A conversation with Laura Garbacz, who recently retired from a 36-year career in technology and is on the board here at Code Girls United. Join us to hear how Laura accidentally attended the wrong college class which led her to a successful career in technology.

A conversation with Liz Marchi, who leads Two Bear Capital’s community engagement and partnerships. She is a pioneer in building access to equity capital and high-value startups in nontraditional locations. She founded and led Montana-based Frontier Angels for 12 years, seeding more than $20 million in very early-stage capital. So, join Liz and Makayla as they discuss what makes a good venture capitalist and advice Liz would give to someone starting out in her field.