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#BITTechTalk by Blacks In Technology

Technology

#BITTechTalk ep. 63 w/ Mary Scotton

2014-10-10

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In this episode of the Blacks In Technology #BITTechTalk podcast we are revisiting the topic of diversity at tech conferences. Given our recent partnerships with PuppetLabs, StrangeLoop, O’Reilly and DevOpsDays Chicago, as well as our attendance at some of these events, we felt it was worth another podcast to talk about increasing participation at these cons as well as why attending tech conferences is important to a tech professionals career. Joining us on this podcast is our guest Mary Scotton. Mary is a Principal Developer Evangelist for salesforce.com. Mary’s mission is to educate and enable Administrators and Developers building on the Salesforce1 Platform. She has over 20 years of software development experience, a passion for enabling non-programmers to build powerful business applications, and a drive to increase diversity and inclusion in the tech workforce.