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I’ve already put forward four new ideas to the sponsors of the Women in Leadership ERG in my organization on how to increase participation in diversity events and gain more allies. These were very well received and those sponsors have gotten me a meeting with a senior executive that they believe can get these moved forward. I can say without a doubt that I will be a much more effective agent of change because of this program!

– Dana Wheeler, Oracle, IT Director – Oracle Saas Cloud at Customer

GET Champions

Miami

GET Champions is designed exclusively for forward-thinking tech leaders seeking to increase and retain women, trans, and nonbinary employees in their companies.

15 selected cohort members will receive exclusive access to virtual training and curriculum, executive coaching, and participate in a series of invite-only hiring events over six months with local and diverse facilitators, mentors, and accountability partners.

Cohort members will also hear from women leaders from South Florida’s largest companies as they explore strengthening leadership and reputation through allyship, framing, and setting metrics for their organization, and retaining diverse, high-performing teams.

Timeline

Curriculum

COACHES

Miami

GET

Champions

What will the GET
Champions be focusing on?

Deepening their knowledge around gender equity issues in the workplace and develop increased self awareness and allyship in women, trans, and non-binary people’s representation in tech
Having meaningful, actionable conversations with tech leaders driving change in their own companies
Gaining access to talented tech candidates through exclusive hiring events
Implementing best practices to improve gender equity within their company

Strengthening, building, and sustaining long-term leadership, allyship, and vision with the support of an executive coach
Becoming a more thoughtful and effective manager for women, trans, and non-binary colleagues
Driving significant improvements in gender diversity metrics that increase your bottom line and company reputation

engagement	date & time	location
Kick Off Gathering	Tuesday JAN 20 6:00-8:00PM	In-Person TBA
Workshop 1 The Lay Of The Land	Tuesday FEB 13 10:00-11:30 AM	Virtual via Zoom
Executive Coaching Session 1	Week of FEB 19-23 1 Hour	Scheduled between cohort member and coach
Workshop 2 Retaining Your Talent	Tuesday MAR 05 10:00-11:30 AM	Virtual via Zoom
Mentorship Session	Tuesday MAR 19 12:00-2:00 PM	In-Person TBA
Workshop 3 Attracting Diverse Talent	Tuesday APR 02 10:00-11:30 AM	Virtual via Zoom
Executive Coaching Session 2	Week of APR 08-12 1 Hour	Scheduled between cohort member and coach
Workshop 4 Hiring New Talent	Tuesday APR 23 10:00-11:30 AM	Virtual via Zoom
Talent Connect	Tuesday MAY 07 4:00-6:00 PM	In-Person TBA
Executive Coaching Session 3	Week of MAY 13-17 1 Hour	Scheduled between cohort member and coach

Curriculum Overview

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The program’s curriculum and participant experience is developed collaboratively among the region’s best-in-class facilitators and content developers to bring interactive and reflective learning and sharing experiences.

Candidate Eligibility

about our GET Champions

INFLUENCE

RESOURCES

COMMITMENT

You hold a leadership position and influence with authority to hire, retain, promote, and sponsor women, trans, and non-binary tech professionals in your company
You are looking to challenge your biases and gain opportunities to meaningfully connect with like-minded leaders, which means you will actively engage with the program’s initiatives, including group workshops, coaching
You are committed to shifting your own perspectives to strengthen the culture of inclusion within your company to create an inclusive, equitable and diverse team with a sense of belonging welcoming environment for women, trans, and non-binary tech professionals
You are committed to attending all virtual and in-person gatherings.

You have your CEO’s backing in support of your participation and implementation of learned strategies along with the resources to implement new practices
You have the liberty to share data on the gender and gender identity demographics of your company’s employees to gauge current diversity levels
You have worked with an established technology or technology-run company for more than three years

GET Champions Talent Connect

The Talent Connect was an event aimed at connecting our GET Champions cohort to women, trans, and non-binary job seekers within the tech industry. This event included pre-screening and matching resumes and profiles of talent to our Champions and offered valuable face-to-face networking opportunities between our Champions and the women, trans and nonbinary talent they were looking to expand within their teams.

“Participating in this program has allowed me to extend opportunities within my community network such as the talent connect. Being able to showcase that these diverse/inclusive spaces can be made readily available and do exist allows me to push the envelope. I’m encouraging others to seek these spaces and join them as they DO exist.”

- Anais Aguero, Iron Hack

Meet our GET Champions
Alumni and Coaches

Corporate Changemakers

Maria Dominguez

Head of Special Programs, Global

Iñigo Quejigo López

Senior Vice President, Technology LAC

stefanic manager

Project Manager

Michelle Mora

Manager of Diversity and Inclusion

Lesly Simon

Corporate Responsibility

Ecosystem Builders

Brittany fox

Chief Operating Officer

Julie vallejos pasco

Executive Director

anais aguero

Student Success Senior Manager

tech companies

SABDRA BENEDICTO

Vice President, Chief Operating Officer + Business Development

DANA WHEELER

Director, SAAS Cloud at Customer

tech innovators

lisa lacascia

Head of People

kelsey rumburg

Director of Operations

chuck walter

Founder

Tena Palomino + Mig Escobar

Director of People Operations

ABOUT COACHES

“It’s so important to be able to share and calibrate with experienced and impartial allies when looking to implement change or tackle sensitive/difficult challenges. These sessions helped me do that.”