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[upbeat music] JEFFREY FORBES: So, we’re going to go through each of the speakers. As I invite each of our speakers up to the stage, please hold your applause until […]

[upbeat music] JEFFREY FORBES: Next we’re going to hear from some of our younger speakers Courtney Besaw and Daysha Edgerton are going to speak about COMPUGIRLS. [audience clapping] So, they’re

[bright music] JEFFREY FORBES: Our last speaker is Herb Morreale who is the CEO of 6kites, an Entrepreneurial Alliant member company. Give him a round of applause for that, [applause]

LUCY SANDERS: Andrea Jung, everybody. [audience claps] ANDREA JUNG: Hi everybody. It’s just a privilege to be here. Thank you very much, Lucy, for your kind words. As I said,

[upbeat music] [upbeat music] [upbeat music] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] BOBBY SCHNABEL: Good morning! [indistinct chatter] And welcome back to the third day of the NCWIT Summit, thanks again to

[applause] [upbeat music] MARIA BELLO: Thank you so much, Carrie. Thank you Andrea. Thank you Lucy. What an incredible, incredible event. I’m not really the biggest technologist in the world.

[upbeat music] RUTHE FARMER: Last year I got a Ruthe Farmer slide. It’s a bummer. [audience laughs] So, welcome everyone to the Souther California Awards for Aspirations in Computing. It’s

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RUTHE FARMER: Carrie Van Heyst and Andrea Guendelman. [audience applauding] ANDREA GUENDELMAN: I don’t see very much, but… Welcome to a kick off event for DevelopHer Toy and Game Challenge.

[indistinct chatter] [upbeat music] [indistinct chatter] JEFFREY FORBES: Alright welcome back. Alright have a seat so welcome back to this year’s edition, the third edition of Flash Talks. Flash Talks

[upbeat music] [crowd chatter] LUCY SANDERS: Alright everybody, we’re gonna get started. Alright, please take your seats, come in from the outside. Get all your friends to come back from

[upbeat music] LUCY SANDERS: All right, so I’m gonna turn the floor over to Telle Whitney our co-founder. This is the first time you’ve taken the stage, so she is

[upbeat music] VALERIE TAYLOR: So welcome to our panel on Leveling the Playing Field with MOOCs, I’m happy to have our distinguished panelists here. So we have Ben Eater, Lead

[upbeat music] LUCY SANDERS: Okay, Hi! I’m Lucy Sanders and CEO– Yay clapping! Thank you. Thank you. I’m the CEO and co-founder of NCWIT the National Center for Women and

[upbeat music] LUCY SANDERS: Good afternoon everybody and welcome. I’m Lucy Sanders I’m the CEO of the Nation Center for Women and Information Technology, or NCWIT. I’m very happy to

[upbeat music] LUCY SANDERS: I’m sitting here looking at this, not knowing exactly what to do with it, but… AUDIENCE MEMBER: Big green button. LUCY SANDERS: The big green button,

CATHERINE ASHCRAFT: So thank you so much for coming to the panel on male advocates and influencers. Welcome. Glad to have you. And as many of you may know by

[upbeat rock music] [audience applause] [enthusiastic applause] JEAN SAMMETT: Thank you very much for all the kind words and for the honor. I must confess that when I first, was

[upbeat music] MAGGIE NEALE: Well thank you for the opportunity to speak about one of my favorite topics, which is negotiation. A lot of laughter in the room. You know

[audience chattering] LUCY SANDERS: Good afternoon, everybody. Hello? [audience responding] Ann Lisowska, so nice to see you. [audience laughing] How we doing? [audience responding] Alright, well, happy birthday to all

[upbeat music] BOBBY SCHNABEL: I’m Bobby Schnabel, and on behalf of my fellow co-founders of NCWIT, Lucy Sanders, who’s the CEO of NCWIT, and Telle Whitney, who’s the CEO of

[upbeat music] RONNIE CAROPRESO: All right, good afternoon everybody. [applause] It’s always great to be first because you get a round of applause whether you do anything or not. [audience

LUCY SANDERS: Thank you, everybody for coming and learning and sharing with each other and just incredible spirit you have. I hope you take it back, spread it all around,

JEFFREY FORBES: So collective impact refers to commitment of a group of important actors in different sectors to a common agenda for solving a specific social problem. And NCWIT is