Catalyte developer spotlight – Catherine
Catherine was impressed by the diversity of the Catalyte software development program.
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Catalyte featured in Microsoft’s #BuildFor2030 campaign
We help companies in the Microsoft Partner Network diversify and expand their tech workforces
Instant Teams partnership retrains military spouses
Program brings more tech opportunities to underrepresented talent
Microsoft names Catalyte “Inclusion Changemaker Partner of the Year”
Award recognizes our ability to drive digital transformation toward a more inclusive and equitable world.
CEO Jacob Hsu shares why diversity builds innovation
Diversity helps expand the problem-solving capacity of your organization
Make team communications safe and productive
Learning can happen only in a safe and supportive space.
COVID’s impact on gender equity in tech
Has the pandemic helped or hurt the progress, cause or dialogue of gender equality in the workplace?
Why we’re attending Grace Hopper Celebration 2019
We can help create a more inclusive next generation of amazing women technologists.
How can we create a more inclusive tech industry?
We asked people for their ideas at TechFestNW. Here’s what they proposed.
Catalyte Spotlight – Carolina
Catalyte developer Carolina Kanis is skilled at communication in many mediums. A classically trained flutist who is fluent in two languages (and conversant in three more), she brings a unique perspective to her role of developing software for Fortune 500 companies.
Sourcing for Innovation – Ep. 8: STEP the Movie
We dig deeper into STEP’s themes of community, perseverance, mentoring, importance of education and technology and how unleash the potential inside every person with Chevonne Hall, principal of the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women (the school featured in the movie).