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Episode 1: Conversation with Angie Chang, Founder, Connector and Innovator of Girl Geek X Welcome to the inaugural episode of the At Her Best Podcast, with Minji Wong, founder of At Her Best. Our podcast features conversations with modern courageous women who pursue their passion amongst adversity and hustles with heart. At Her Best partners with Fortune 500 companies and individuals to help achieve goals to help YOU be at YOUR best. In our first episode, Angie gets candid about the realities of entrepreneurship and hustling with heart. Fresh off hosting her annual Girl Geek X Elevate conference which draws thousands of women in tech, Angie shares perspective around branding, content marketing hacks and insight into her career evolution jungle gym. Angie started Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners in 2008 to network women across the Silicon Valley. Prior to that, Angie co-founded Women 2.0 in 2006, a media company promoting female entrepreneurship, where she was editor-in-chief. Angie led partnerships with employers at Hackbright Academy (a women's engineering school), building valuable hiring partnerships with Slack, Redfin, Indiegogo and more. She created the mentorship program which enlisted 700+ industry engineers as volunteers for over four years, and connected countless women to new jobs in tech. Angie was named in Fast Company's “Most Influential Women in Technology”. She holds B.A. degrees in English & Social Welfare from UC Berkeley. atherbest.co girlgeek.io For more episodes, visit: atherbest.co/podcast Executive Producer: Pauline Ang

The Girl Geek X Podcast is back for season 2! Get ready for more interviews, GGX dinner highlights, and discussions. But first, we’re answering your questions! For the premiere episode of season 2, the team is answering listener questions, from how to balance work and mental health, to MBAs, how to host a Girl Geek dinner yourself, and more. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Wondering how to set yourself apart amongst a large staff? Struggling to define an identity for your company? This episode of the Girl Geek X podcast is all about branding, from developing your personal brand, to deciding one for your organization. Featuring speakers from Aurora and Interviewing.ioHosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Featuring Khobi Brooklyn, Leah McGowen-Hare and Aline LernerSupport the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Is your current role feeling a little stale? The Girl Geek X team has been there. For this episode, we're discussing switching job functions. Tune in for tips on expanding your skill set and avoiding complacency. Featuring speakers from Guidewire, Amplitude and Poshmark. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Featuring Lerk-Ling Chang, Samantha Puth and Angela Buckmaster. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Caught Brené Brown's Netflix special? Struggling to let your guard down in the office? The Girl Geek X team can relate. For this episode, we're diving into vulnerability. Featuring speakers from Homelight, Amplitude and Guidewire. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Featuring Tina Sellards, Sandhya Hegde, Samantha Pluth and Colleen Bashar. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Concerned about how to protect your data? Curious what approaches companies are taking to stay secure? For this episode, the Girl Geek X team gets technical to talk all things software security. Hear from speakers on topic like the importance of security and common vulnerabilities teams may be missing. Featuring speakers from Okta, Netflix and Palo Alto Networks. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Featuring Angie Song, Nicole Grinstead and Meghana DwarakanathSupport the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Struggling to connect with your manager? Unsure how to ask for what you need? For this episode, Girl Geek X brings you our best tips on managing up. Featuring speakers from Amplitude and Homelight. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Featuring Sandhya Hegde, Sandy Liao, and Vidya Setlur. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Inspired by our last episode on Self Advocacy to speak up for yourself? This week the Girl Geek X team is discussing how to do the same for the women in your office. Get tips on how to be an ally and build up your toolkit for lifting each other up. Featuring speakers from Stitch Fix and SurveyMonkey. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Event recording by Eric Brown. Music by Diana Chow. Featuring Leyla Seka, Erica Weiss Tjader, and Erin Dees. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Wondering how to ask for that next raise? Need tips on how to voice your needs in the office? On this episode of the Girl Geek X Podcast, we're giving self advocacy tips to help you know what you deserve and learn how to claim it. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Leyla Seka, Nupur Srivastava and Arquay Harris. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Bogged down in buzzwords like Diversity and Inclusion? Lost on how to make real change in your office? This time, the Girl Geek X team is tackling intersectionality, from the language we use to the action we can take. Featuring speakers from Realtor.com and Atlassian. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Sarah Staley, Aubrey Blanche and Heidi Williams .Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Struggling to speak up in your office? This episode of the Girl Geek X Podcast has got you covered. This week the team is talking all things personality, from overcoming introversion to bringing your full self to work. Featuring speakers from Quantcast and Blend. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Disha Gosalia, Eunice Noh, and Sandra LopezSupport the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Did our conversation about unconventional tech journeys leave you wanting more? Well we're running this topic back for round 2. This time, the Girl Geek X team tackles family's impact on career planning, and journeys through "non-technical" roles. Featuring speakers from Care.com, Strava and Blend. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Sheila Marcelo, Amanda Sim, Lia Siebert and Priya Nakra. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Worried your degree doesn't match your desired career path? Curious how to break into tech from an unrelated field? Get ready to be inspired by this episode of the Girl Geek X Podcast. This time, the team is tracking women's incredible journeys like from theater to software engineer and office manager to chief product officer. Featuring speakers from Groundtruth and Zendesk. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria. Gretchen DeKnikker will be back soon! Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Carol Chen, Shawna Wolverton and Rosie Sennett.Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Feeling burnt out in the tech world? This episode of the Girl Geek X podcast is for you. This time, the Girl Geek X team looks into tech leavers, from what makes them want to leave to how to inspire them to stay. Featuring speakers from SquareTrade and Kapor Center. Hosted by Angie Chang and Sukrutha Bhadouria. Gretchen DeKnikker will be back soon! Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Claire Hough, Lili Gangas, and Rija Javed.Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Wondering how to tackle your next round of hiring? Need tips for cultivating a diverse team? Tune in for this episode of the Girl Geek X Podcast. This time, we're diving into bias in hiring, from where it shows up to how to fight it. Featuring speakers from AppLovin and Interviewing.io. Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Alice Guillaume, Katie Jansen, Aline Lerner, and Miriam AguirreSupport the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Ever been promoted into a manager role you didn't feel ready for? Wondering how to make the switch from individual contributor? The Girl Geek X Team has been through it too. For this episode, we're talking manager transitions, from how your job changes as a manager to how to create your manager playbook. Featuring speakers from Stitch Fix, Branch and Ground Truth. Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Recorded by Eric Brown. Featuring Cathy Polinsky, Zeesha Currimbhoy and Lauren StevensonSupport the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Ever been told to smile more? Wondering how to give good feedback? Then listen up for this episode of the Girl Geek X podcast. This week we're covering all things communication. Featuring speakers from Quantcast and Mozilla. Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Featuring Disha Gosalia, Laura Thomson and Minji Wong. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Ever struggled to internalize your accomplishments? Do you talk yourself out of opportunities you're fully capable of? The Girl Geek X Team has the answers. For this episode, we're diving into imposter syndrome, from what it is to how to fight it. Featuring speakers from Harbor, Postmates and Interviewing.io. Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Featuring Christine Song, Bonnie Shu and Aline Lerner. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Angie Chang is CEO and Founder at Girl Geek X (formerly Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners). Prior to Girl Geek X, she was VP of Strategic Partnerships at Hackbright Academy, a women's engineering school which has graduated over 500+ female software engineers. Hackbright was acquired by Capella Education Company in April 2016. Angie led partnerships with employers from February 2013 to February 2017 at Hackbright, where she built valuable hiring partnerships (Uber, Slack, GoDaddy, Redfin, Indiegogo and more), launched the mentorship program (enlisting 700+ industry engineers as volunteers in 4 years) and connected countless women to new jobs in tech. Prior to that, she co-founded Women 2.0 in 2006, a media company which promotes women in high-tech entrepreneurship, and Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners in 2008 (now Girl Geek X). 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"​. Angie has been invited by the U.S. State Department to speak on women's high-tech, high-growth entrepreneurship in the West Bank, Switzerland and Germany. In her early career, Angie held positions in product management and web/UI production at various Silicon Valley startups. She holds a B.A. in English and Social Welfare from UC Berkeley. Angie shares how she says yes to what life offers her and how it has helped her become the successful entrepreneur that she it today.  Check out her episode to listen to her story. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Angie's episode, Angie's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Have trouble finding time to learn new things? Hesitant to approach a new subject? The Girl Geek X Team can relate. This episode tackles all things learning, from tips to fitting it into your schedule to inspiration on hacking your brain to learn new things. Featuring speakers from Postmates and At Her Best. Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Featuring Minji Wong, Sophia Perl and Christine Song. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Considering a change in your career? Wondering if it’s time to make the next move? The Girl Geek X team is here to help you navigate those decisions. This episode covers career transitions for everyone from early-career to managers of managers. Featuring speakers from Quantcast and Care.com Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Featuring Arquay Harris, Kimber Lockhart, Malvika Mathur, Dominique Baillet, and Sheila Lirio Marcelo. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

Ever wondered how to find a mentor? Struggling with how to balance mentoring others with your own growth? The Girl Geek X Team has the answers. For the first episode of the Girl Geek X Podcast, the Team digs into the topic of mentorship. Featuring speakers from Guidewire, AppLovin and SquareTrade. Hosted by Angie Chang, Sukrutha Bhadouria and Gretchen DeKnikker. Produced by Rachel Jones. Featuring Sandia Ren, Lerk-Ling C., Eileen Maier, Alice Guillaume, Katie Jansen, and Claire Hough. Support the show (https://girlgeek.io/attend/)

(@OopslandBillie), Cheryl Hammond (@bsktcase)and Joanna Vahlsing (@joannavahlsing) joined Ryan Ripley (@ryanripley) to discuss Women in Agile 2018.Billie Shuttpelz  [featured-image single_newwindow=”false”]Billie Shuttpelz – Agile Coach, Trainer, and All Around Awesome Person[/featured-image] In this episode you'll discover: Back for its third consecutive year, Women in Agile is on Sunday, August 5, 2018 (the day before the Agile2018 conference) in San Diego, CA. Click here to register. This year’s keynote is by April Wensel, an international speaker, and the founder of Compassionate Coding, a social enterprise that's bringing emotional intelligence and social consciousness to the software industry through training and coaching. How mentorship grows the community The power and value of diversity on teams Links from the show: Women in Agile 2018 – http://womeninagile.com/ Please submit a talk idea How to support the show: Thank you for your support. Here are some of the ways to contribute to the show: Share the show with friends, family, colleagues, and co-workers. Sharing helps get the word out about Agile for Humans Rate us on iTunes and leave an honest review Join the mailing list – Check out the form on the right side of the page Take the survey – totally anonymous and helps us get a better idea of who is listening and what they are interested in Leadership Gift Program Make a donation via Patreon Book of the Week: [callout]Geared toward women who are considering getting into tech, or those already in a tech job who want to take their career to the next level, this book combines practical career advice and inspiring personal stories from successful female tech professionals Brianna Wu (founder, Giant Spacekat), Angie Chang (founder, Women 2.0), Keren Elazari (TED speaker and cybersecurity expert), Katie Cunningham (Python educator and developer), Miah Johnson (senior systems administrator), Kristin Toth Smith (tech executive and inventor), and Kamilah Taylor (mobile and social developer). Written by a female startup CEO and featuring a host of other successful contributors, this book will help dismantle the unconscious social bias against women in the tech industry.  Click here to purchase on Amazon. [/callout] [reminder]Which topic resonated with you? Please leave your thoughts in the comment section below.[/reminder] Related Episode: Want to hear another podcast about the life of an agile coach? — Listen to my conversation with Zach Bonaker, Diane Zajac-Woodie, and Amitai Schlair on episode 39. We discuss growing an agile practice and how coaches help create the environments where agile ideas can flourish. Help promote the show on iTunes: One tiny favor.  — Please take 30 seconds now and leave a review on iTunes. This helps others learn about the show and grows our audience. It will help the show tremendously, including my ability to bring on more great guests for all of us to learn from. Thanks! Agile Dev West conference offers you the perfect opportunity to get away from distractions to immerse yourself and improve your agile skills in hot areas such as agile and lean development, scaled agile development, agile teams and leadership, digital transformation, and more. Agile for Humans listeners use code “AFH18” to receive 10% off their conference registration. Check out the entire program at adcwest.techwell.com. You'll notice that I'm speaking there again this year. Attendees will have a chance to participate in my half-day sessions on advanced scrum topics called Coaching Workshop: Taking Your Scrum to the Next Level, as well as Rethinking Your Retrospectives. I hope to see many Agile for Humans listeners in Las Vegas – June 3-8, for this great event. The post AFH 093: Women in Agile 2018 appeared first on Ryan Ripley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does it take to become the first woman in the history of Goldman Sachs to be promoted into sales management? That accomplishment was just the beginning of Janet Hanson’s career. Kelly Hoey and Janet talk about how her early career at Goldman prompted her to strike out on her own as founder/CEO of Milestone Capital and 85 Broads, the global business women’s network now known as Ellevate.  Janet’s early support of female founders is legendary, and includes angel investments in companies such as LearnVest and AHA Life. Notes Daniel F. Crowley, 69, Ex-Publishing Official The New York Times Anne Brown Farrell Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World by William D. Cohan Sara Weinheimer Ellevate MANAGEMENT: A Network of Their Own; From an Exclusive Address, a Group for Women Only by Reed Abelson, The New York Times Northwestern Mutual acquires LearnVest, the financial planning startup by Leena Rao, Fortune The Education of Warren Buffett’s protégé by Colleen Leahey, Fortune Stacey Borden ChixRx Meghan Muntean, How Bustle Cracked the Code to Reach Millennial Women by Magnify Team, Hill+Knowlton Strategies The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown, iBooks Sheryl Sandberg Forbes Anne-Marie Slaughter on Raising Men Who Do Housework by Sarah Sophie Flicker, The Cut How this investor is bridging the 'bravado gap' by Sara Ashley O'Brien, CNNMoney How Hillary Clinton's historic win changes the game for girls by Holly Yan, CNNPolitics Additional Reading "85 Broads" Invests In Women by Melissa McNamara This Is What An Angel Investor Looks Like – Janet Hanson by Angie Chang, Women 2.0 Feeling lucky: How important is luck to career success? by David Winter, The Guardian Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women Goldman Sachs Promotes Record Number of Women, and It's Still Just 25 Percent by Emily Jane Fox, Vanity Fair Krawcheck to Acquire 85 Broads From Ex-Goldman Executive by Laura Marcine, Bloomberg Guest bios & transcripts are available on www.broadmic.com.

Angie Chang (@thisgirlangie) joined us to talk about the coding bootcamp Hackbright Academy, their upcoming hardware hackathon, Girl Geek Dinners, and the extreme awkwardness of networking. Sign up to be a hackathon mentor (not gender limited) or to be on the waitlist to attend (women only). Get your team together on Hackathon IO. Sign up to be a Hackbright Academy mentor. Oh look! Elecia signed up to speak on Sunday! Grace Hopper Conference The article on Peter Thiel and women founders by Kate Losse that Chris referenced toward the end of the show.