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ABI.LOCAL BRAND GUIDEABI.Local connects local women technologists. Women join to build networks, discover the future they want, and get guidance they can use now.

ABI.Local’s goals are to inspire women to pursue and remain in technical fields, and break stereotypes about technical job opportunities in their community.

Our branding is essential to the ABI experience. We need to ensure our brand maintains a consistent look and feel no matter where in the world it’s seen. This brand guide is provided as a resource to help group organizers use the ABI and ABI.Local brand resources effectively and keep the brand focused and unique.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABI.Local Logo 3

ABI.Local Logo Alternates 4

ABI.Local Logo Usage 5

GHC/1 Intro 6

GHC/1 Mark 7

GHC/1 Lockup Alternates 8

Choosing a GHC/1 Lockup 9

GHC/1 Color Alternates 10

GHC/1 Mark Usage 11

Color and Type Intro 12

Color 13

Color Usage 14

Typography 15

ABI.Local Templates Intro 16

Stickers/Social Media 17

Name Tags 18

Event Programs 19

Venue Signage 22

PPT 23


THE PROGRAM NAMEIn cases where inserting the logo is not possible (e.g., in email) please type ABI.Placename as shown. ABI should always appear in caps, followed by a period and the placename (e.g. New York) in initial caps with no spaces in between the “I” in ABI, the period, and the first letter of the place name.

ABI.Local

PROGRAM AND EVENT LOGOS

ABI.LOCAL LOGOThe ABI.Local logo follows the standard set for program and event logos, ensuring a consistent brand voice for ABI. The logo is elegant and simple, allowing use across a range of tactics.


ALTERNATE COLORS – FILES AVAILABLE IN ALL TAGLINE VARIATIONS

CMYK

WITH AND WITHOUT TAGLINES

2 COLOR PMS

RGB

WITH ABI TAGLINE / WITHOUT LOCAL TAGLINE

WITH ABI TAGLINE / WITH LOCAL TAGLINE

WITHOUT ABI TAGLINE / WITH LOCAL TAGLINE

PLACE NAME

PLACE NAME

PLACE NAME

PLACE NAME PLACE NAME

PLACE NAME

KNOCK OUT KNOCK OUT WITH BLUE/PMS

PLACE NAME PLACE NAME

BLACK

PLACE NAMEFOR SCREEN DISPLAY AND MS OFFICE APPLICATIONS (WORD, PPT)

PROFESSIONALLY OFFSET PRINTEDPROFESSIONALLY DIGITALLY (4-COLOR) PRINTED

FOR FAX, B&W LASER OFFICE PRINTS, T-SHIRTS, OR OTHER 1-COLOR PROMOTIONAL ITEMS

AVAILABLE IN PMS/CMYK/RGB COLOR SPACES

APPROPRIATE FOR ALL COLOR SPACES

WITHOUT ABI TAGLINE / WITHOUT LOCAL TAGLINE

PLACE NAME


ABI.LOCAL LOGO ALTERNATESWhile the ABI.Local logo should not be modified for consistency of identity, some flexibility is required for various usages. Some common ones are illustrated below.


PLACE NAMEMINIMUM AREA OF SPACE DEFINED BY DOT

MINIMUM WIDTH WITH ABI TAGLINE

CLEAR SPACEPlease observe the clear space around the logo to maximize visual effectiveness. Nothing should intrude into this specified clear space.

MINIMUM SIZEThe width of the ABI wordmark should not be less than what is shown here in actual size.

EXAMPLES OF MISUSE

2”

PLACE NAME

MINIMUM WIDTH WITHOUT ABI TAGLINE

1.5”

PLACE NAME

IN COLORS NOT PROVIDED DISTORTED

PLACE NAME PLACE NAMEON AN ANGLE

PLACE NAME PLACE NAMEON A BUSY BACKGROUND

PLACE NAMECROPPED


ABI.LOCAL LOGO USAGEIt is important that the appearance of the logo remain consistent. To help maintain the ABI.Local identity, the logo must never be redrawn or modified in any way. It should only be reproduced from provided artwork.


GHC/1 is a one-day, locally organized conference modeled after ABI’s international Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing (GHC).

This immersive event brings women technologists at all levels together, along with industry leading companies, to build relationships, learn and advance their careers.

NOTE GHC/1 is meant to be a sub-brand of the ABI.Local chapter organizing the event. Please keep that in mind when usng the GHC/1 mark and creating event materials.

THE GHC/1 EVENT MARK


THE EVENT NAMEIn cases where inserting a logo is not possible (e.g., emails) please type GHC/1 as shown. GHC should always appear in caps, followed by a slash and the number 1 with no spaces in between.

GHC/1


GHC/1 MARKThe GHC/1 mark follows the standard set for program and event logos, ensuring a consistent brand voice for ABI. The logo is dynamic and simple, allowing use across a range of tactics.


WITH AND WITHOUT TAGLINES

SOLO

WITH ABI WORDMARK / WITH 1-DAY EVENT

WITH ABI WORDMARK

WITH 1-DAY EVENT

WITH ABI WORDMARK AND TAGLINE

WITH ABI WORDMARK AND TAGLINE / WITH 1-DAY EVENT


GHC/1 MARK LOCKUP ALTERNATESAlthough we strongly recommend using the GHC/1 mark in tandem with the ABI.Local logo, lockup options (with and without ABI.Local branding) have been designed to maintain ABI brand awareness.


DOES THE GHC/1 MARK APPEAR ON THE SAME SURFACE WITH YOUR ABI.LOCAL LOGO?

YES

NO

DO YOU WANT TO HIGHLIGHT THAT GHC/1 IS A 1-DAY EVENT?

DO YOU HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM FOR THE LOGO?

YES

NO

USE GHC-1_ABI_XXXX.EPS

DO YOU WANT TO HIGHLIGHT THAT GHC/1 IS A 1-DAY EVENT?

YES

NO

USE GHC-1_ABITAG_XXXX.EPS

USE GHC-1_ABITAG-1DAY_XXXX.EPS

USE GHC-1_ABI-1DAY_XXXX.EPS

IS THE LOGO GOING TO APPEAR VERY SMALL (UNDER 2.5” WIDE)?

YES

NOUSE GHC-1_SOLO_XXXX.EPS

USE GHC-1_1DAY_XXXX.EPS

YES

NO

START HERE:

TIP: APPROPRIATE SITUATIONS TO EXCLUDE THE ABI.LOCAL LOGO INCLUDE INNER SPREADS OF BROCHURES WHERE THE HIERARCHY OF BRANDS HAS ALREADY BEEN ESTABLISHED AND VERY SMALL SURFACES


A GUIDE TO CHOOSING THE RIGHT GHC/1 MARKIt can be overwhelming to select the right lockup variation for your GHC/1 marketing. Please see below for a quick guide to choosing the correct version for your needs.

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ALTERNATE COLORS – FILES AVAILABLE IN ALL LOCKUP VARIATIONS

CMYK

BLACKKNOCK OUTKNOCK OUT WITH BLUE/PMS

GREYSCALE

KNOCK OUT ON COLOR

NOTE: USE THE PMS LOGO ASSETS WHENEVER POSSIBLE BECAUSE THEY HAVE A PURE, SATURATED COLOR. MOST OFTEN YOU’LL USE A CMYK OR RGB ASSET.

2-COLOR PMS RGB

FOR SCREEN DISPLAY AND MS OFFICE APPLICATIONS (WORD, PPT)

FOR SOMETHING PROFESSIONALLY OFFSET PRINTED

FOR SOMETHING PROFESSIONALLY DIGITALLY (4-COLOR) PRINTED

FOR T-SHIRTS OR OTHER 1-COLOR PROMOTIONAL ITEMS

FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL BE FAXED OR PRINTED ON A B&W LASER OFFICE PRINTER

AVAILABLE IN PMS/CMYK/RGB COLOR SPACES

FOR T-SHIRTS OR OTHER 1-COLOR PROMOTIONAL ITEMS

APPROPRIATE FOR ALL COLOR SPACES


GHC/1 MARK COLOR ALTERNATESTo maintain the consistency of our brand identity, do not modify the GHC/1 mark. In cases that require flexibility, please refer to the options below.


MINIMUM AREA OF SPACE DEFINED BY DOUBLING THE THICKNESS OF THE “H”

MINIMUM WIDTH

CLEAR SPACEPlease observe the clear space around the logo to maximize visual effectiveness. Nothing should intrude into this specified clear space.

MINIMUM SIZEThe width of the logo should not be less than what is shown here in actual size.

EXAMPLES OF MISUSE

1.5”

ON AN ANGLE OTHER THAN 90°

IN COLORS NOT PROVIDED DISTORTED ON A BUSY BACKGROUND CROPPED


GHC/1 MARK USAGETo help maintain the consistency of the GHC/1 event, the mark must never be redrawn or modified in any way. It should only be reproduced from provided artwork.


Beyond our logo, color is the most recognizable aspect of our brand identity. Colors were selected to align with our mission to connect, inspire, and guide women in computing. Each color represents a quality that is part of our core values: Crimson signifies humanity; Caribbean: innovation; Sublime: sustainability/resiliency; and Tangerine: diversity.

When used thoughtfully, typography becomes a powerful tool that can add visual meaning to our brand communications. ABI’s typography is crisp and clean, and is flexible enough to accomodate a wide range of situations.

NOTE When using color builds, always use the color values listed here. They were adjusted for the best reproduction in print and on screen and do not necessarily match Pantone® Color Bridge breakdowns. Pre-made swatches can be downloaded from http://anitaborg.org/media-kit/You can license all or some of the Knockout family from http://www.typography.com/fonts/knockout/styles/knockoutseriescYou can license all or some of the Foundry Sterling family from http://www.fonts.com/font/the-foundry/foundry-sterling

COLOR AND TYPOGRAPHY


PRIMARY PALETTE SECONDARY PALETTE

PMS 032C

CMYK = 0/90/86/0

RGB = 239/65/53

HEX = #EF4135

PMS 2915C

CMYK = 60/9/0/0

RGB = 98/181/229

HEX = #54BCEB

PMS 382C

CMYK = 29/0/100/0

RGB = 193/216/47

HEX = #C1D82F

PMS 151C

CMYK = 0/48/95/0

RGB = 248/151/40

HEX = #F89728

PMS BLACK 6C

CMYK = 100/79/44/93

RGB = 16/24/32

HEX = #101820

RICH BLACK

CRIMSON CARIBBEAN SUBLIME TANGERINE

PMS COOL GREY 8C

CMYK = 23/16/13/46

RGB = 136/139/141

HEX = #888B8D

MEDIUM GREY

PMS COOL GREY 5C

CMYK = 13/9/10/27

RGB = 177/179/179

HEX = #B1B3B3

LIGHT GREY

CANARY YELLOWPMS 128C

CMYK = 3/14/82/0

RGB = 248/212/76

HEX = #F8D44C

SHAMROCKPMS 360C

CMYK = 61/0/96/0

RGB = 108/192/74

HEX = #6CC04A

EMERALDPMS 348C

CMYK = 97/22/100/9

RGB = 0/131/62

HEX = #00833E

MARINE BLUEPMS 7690C

CMYK = 92/47/15/0

RGB = 0/118/169

HEX = #0076A9

COLOR

ABI COLOR PALETTEThe ABI color palette was carefully selected to reflect our core values. A secondary palette has been developed to add flexibility and legibility for selected hues when used for typography or graphic elements with thin weights.


Our color system is flexible, but exercise restraint. Use the vertical banding as a guide to the ratios of each color. This isn’t intended to provide a precise mathematical system, but rather an idea of its relative use.

White space also plays a key role in our visual brand identity. Rather than viewing white space as a blank area, see it as a pause. Don’t rush to fill white space. It can focus attention on what is there, not draw attention to what is not. Always balance color, typography and graphic elements with generous amounts of white space.

It is also important to note that the use of red should be minimal, even though it is a primary color. Red should be reserved for eye-tracking devices such as bullets and sign up buttons.

TIP: USE ONE PRIMARY ABI COLOR PER PAGE OR SPREAD, ADDING TINTS OR A SECONDARY COLOR FROM THE SAME HUE IF NEEDED FOR LEGIBILITY OR CHART CREATION.

BASE NEW DESIGNS OFF THE EXAMPLES OF COLLATERAL STARTING ON PAGE 16.

COLOR

USING COLORIt is important to maintain a sense of hierarchy, balance and harmony when using the ABI color palette. Unique and exciting designs can be created from using a single bright tone per page (in addition to ABI black and greys).


TYPOGRAPHY

OVERVIEW OF TYPE STYLESA variety of fonts that relate to ABI branding can be used according to application, ranging from professionally printed collateral to Word templates to Web sites.

PRINT PRESENTATIONS WEBFor desktop publishing applications For print applications where

system fonts are requiredFor web + mobile apps

HEADLINES/CALLOUTS:

Knockout Font FamilyNO 48:

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890

SUBHEADS/BODY/CAPTIONS:

Foundry Sterling Font FamilyBOOK:


HEADLINES/CALLOUTS:

Tahoma BoldBOLD: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890


Calibri Font FamilyREGULAR:


HEADLINES/CALLOUTS:

MEDIUM:


Freight Sans Font FamilyBOOK:



ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATESNOTE Templates and examples of collateral shown on these pages can be accessed by contacting the Brand Manager.

Our visual look and feel is a collection of elements that create a cohesive package. Our colors, typography, photography, graphic elements and voice all combine to create a strong, unique image for ABI.Local, GHC/1, and ABI. We tailor these elements for each piece we create and, by using these tools consistently, each piece we design will combine to create a larger whole.


ABI.LOCAL STICKER

PLACE NAME

A 2” square sticker can be printed and handed out as a keepsake of your event, or used as the avatar for social media profiles (e.g. Twitter).

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES

STICKERS/SOCIAL MEDIACollateral such as stickers can give your event a professional touch. Feel free to use these templates as a starting point for material relevant to your city/event.

PLACE NAME

GHC/1 STICKER


ABI.LOCAL NAME TAG

A 4x3” name tag can be printed (via Mail Merge) and handed out to attendees upon check-in at the registration table.

Isabelle Koodering-ClemensAnita Borg Institute

PLACE NAME

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES

NAME TAGSNametags are an essential part of hosting an event. Feel free to use these templates as a starting point for material relevant to your city/event.

Isabelle Koodering-ClemensAnita Borg Institute

GHC/1 NAME TAG


Cover layouts can accommodate up to 4 speakers, or you can use the space for a relevant photo of women in technology.

PLACE NAME

PRESENTS A CONVERSATION WITH DEBORAH ESTRIN

March 18, 2015TIME LIFE BUILDING . 1271 6TH AVE . NYC

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES

EVENT PROGRAMSEvent programs are an opportunity to showcase the talent at your event and provide a keepsake for attendees. Your program can be an invaluable guide to the agenda, session locations, speakers, and sponsors.

ABI.LOCAL EVENT COVER EXAMPLES

PLACE NAME

PRESENTS A NIGHT OF PLACE NAME WOMEN IN TECHFEATURING: Deborah Estrin, Professor of Computer Science at Cornell Tech (left), Reshma Saujani, Girls Who Code (center), and Nicole Glaros, TechStars (right)

March 18, 2015TIME LIFE BUILDING . 1271 6TH AVE . NYC

PLACE NAMEPRESENTS A 1-DAY GRACE HOPPER CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN COMPUTING

March 18, 2015TIME LIFE BUILDING1271 6TH AVE / NYC

FEATURING: Deborah Estrin, Professor of Computer Science at Cornell Tech

GHC/1 EVENT COVER EXAMPLES

Nicole Glaros, Techstars

Reshma Saujani, Girls Who Code

FEATURING: Rachel Haot, NYC

PLACE NAMEPRESENTS A 1-DAY GRACE HOPPER CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN COMPUTING

March 18, 2015TIME LIFE BUILDING1271 6TH AVE / NYC


9-9:30am Registration & Breakfast›› Lobby

9:30-9:45amOpening Remarks & WelcomeFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least

›› 2nd Floor Auditorium

9:45-11:30amTECHNICAL TRACKSession Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least

This is a short description of the session. Nus earum fugias coreper untisit et vitiat exerupti velest undis sum quae cum rae atquia eatenis qui occatur untisit?

›› 8th Floor Room A

BUSINESS TRACKSession Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least

This is a short description of the session. Nus earum fugias coreper sum quae cum rae atquia eatenis qui occatur untisit?

›› 8th Floor Room B

11:30am-12:30pmLunch & Networking›› Lobby

12:30-1:30pmSession Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least



1:30-1:45pmBreak

1:45-3:00pmTECHNICAL TRACK 1Session Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least



1:45-3:00pmTECHNICAL TRACK 1Session Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least



TECHNICAL TRACK 2Session Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least


›› 8th Floor Room B

BUSINESS TRACKSession Title: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least


›› 8th Floor Room C

3:00-4:45pmPanel: Information can often go onto two or even three lines of text sometimesFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least

First Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least






4:45-5:00pmClosing RemarksFirst Last Name, Title And Company goes to two lines at least

›› 2nd Floor Auditorium

7:00-8:00pmHappy Hour & NetworkingThis is a short description of the session. Nus earum fugias coreper untisit et vitiat exerupti velest undis sum quae cum rae atquia eatenis qui occatur untisit?

›› Lobby

PLACE NAMEAgenda

Inner spreads with a template for an agenda are provided, as well as a speaker bio spread which can be adjusted to share session details as well. Please keep in mind: Pamphlet page numbers must be divisible by 4. Extra pages should not be left blank, instead, fill them with lines for note-taking.

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES


ABI.LOCAL INNER SPREADS

8:30-11:00am Registration & Breakfast›› Lobby & 8th Floor Gallery

9:30-10:00amOpening Remarks & WelcomeTelle Whitney, Colin Bodell

›› 8th Floor Auditorium

10:00-11:00amKeynote: Small Data, Big Impact Deborah Estrin

This talk will discuss precedents for small data in mobile health, and the opportunities and challenges of broadening the scope of small data capture, storage, and use.


11:00am-12:15pmTECHNOLOGY TRACKPanel: Technology Innovation in the Big AppleModerator: Dr. Francine Berman

Panel Speakers: Rebecca Garcia, Miruna Stratan, TBD, TBD

The goal of this panel is highlight innovation in NY from the perspective of women technologists, and bring to light the disruptors in the NY Tech Scene and the current path of the emerging “Silicon Alley”.


11:00am-3:00pmCareer Fair›› 8th Floor Gallery

12:15-1:45pm Lunch & Networking›› 2nd Floor

1:15-2:30pmNETWORKING TRACKUn-Conference!Join the fun of an un-structured networking session that allows YOU to set the agenda! This open-space style event allows people to network and talk about topics they themselves are interested in.


1:30-2:30pmTECHNOLOGY TRACKPanel: A Day in the Life of a Data Scientist Moderator: Jessica Forde

Panel Speakers: Sinziana Eckner, Marie-Michelle Strah, Hannah Keiler

The goal is to provide participants with snapshot of “a day in the life” of diverse professionals in diverse areas of the field. The second part of the presentation will be comprised of breakout sessions wth Q&A opportunities.

›› 8th Floor Room AB

2:45-3:45pmINDUSTRY TRACKFilling the Pipeline: Where the Gaps Really Are, and Where to StartSpeakers: Valerie Barr, Anne Krook

This session will dive deep into analyzing the real numbers, and what the future of Women in STEM looks like. Join us for an eye-opening breakdown of the stats, followed by a great discussion and Q&A.


NETWORKING TRACK So You Think You Can Network?Speakers: Callie Schweitzer, TBD

This session will cover different ways of networking (digitally and in-person), and discuss ways and approaches to leveraging your networks at pivotal moments in your life and career.

›› 2nd Floor

3:00-4:00pmTECHNOLOGY TRACK

What Would YOU Do With Watson?Sherry Comes

Join us for a brief overview of Watson and how it’s being used with applications for industries ranging form healthcare to retail, and its capabilities, with Watson services readily available for developers to start building today.

›› 8th FloorAuditorium

4:00-5:00pmINDUSTRY TRACK

Mentorship As You Know It is Dead.

In this new internet-obsessed Networked Age, come join our speed mentoring session, and look for a mentor not only by what they can teach you, but by what you can teach them as well!

›› 2nd Floor

4:15-5:15pmINDUSTRY TRACK Industry Deep DivesMeg A Divitto

In this laser-focused session, we will highlight 4 companies and industries in lightning talks about their mission, and challenges with innovating in their space. Students and professionals will gain insights in to smart cities, education technology, civic tech, and more.


TECHNOLOGY TRACK Who is Touching My What?Laura Kathryn Chapa

Come learn about what it takes for an organization to move the dial and tackle Identity & Access Management (IAM) and how you could make it a stepping stone in your career.


5:30-5:45pmClosing Remarks›› 8th Floor Auditorium

5:45-7:00pmHappy Hour & Networking›› 8th Floor Gallery

PLACE NAMEAgenda

GHC/1 INNER SPREADS


PLACE NAME

The Anita Borg Institute connects, inspires, and guides women in computing and organizations that view technology innovation as a strategic imperative. www.anitaborg.org

ABI.Local connects local women technologists just like you. You can build your network, discover the future you want, and get guidance you can use now. ABI.Local’s goals are to inspire women to pursue and remain in technical fields, and break stereotypes about technical job opportunities in your community. www.anitaborg.org/dot-local/

Event Sponsors

ABI.LOCAL FOUNDING SPONSORS

The back cover should be used to showcase ABI.Local founding sponsors, GHC/1 event sponsors, and provide information about ABI.Local and ABI.

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES


ABI.LOCAL BACK COVER

PLACE NAME

ABI.Placename connects local women technologists just like you. You can build your network, discover the future you want, and get guidance you can use now. ABI.Placename’s goals are to inspire women to pursue and remain in technical fields, and break stereotypes about technical job opportunities in Placename. www.anitaborg.org/dot-local/

#GHC1CITY

The Anita Borg Institute connects, inspires, and guides women in computing and organizations that view technology innovation as a strategic imperative. www.anitaborg.org

Event Sponsors

ABI.PLACENAME FOUNDING SPONSORS

GHC/1 BACK COVER


PLACE NAME

PLACE NAME

Conference Room A

PLACE NAME

Conference Room A

Sample general conference signage

Sample interior signage

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES

EVENT VENUE SIGNAGESimple and effective venue signage templates have been developed in order to provide a consistent and pleasant experience for attendees. Signs can be used for general conference location, registration tables, rooms, and more.

GHC/1 EVENT SIGNAGE

PLACE NAME

Event Name Goes Here If Applicable

Conference Room A

PLACE NAME

PLACE NAME

Event Name Goes Here If Applicable

Conference Room A

PLACE NAME

Sample general conference signage

Sample interior signage

ABI.LOCAL EVENT SIGNAGE

NOTE: VENUE SIGNS ARE AVAILABLE IN BOTH FULL COLOR AND GREYSCALE WITH NO BLEED VARIATIONS


All decks are available in both 4:3 and 16:9 ratios. Please update, but do not remove logos on templates.

ABI.LOCAL TEMPLATES

PRESENTATION TEMPLATEA Power Point template has been produced to ensure visual consistency and should be used for all ourpresentations (internal and external). When assembling a deck, only use images that are relevant and add value.

GHC/1 EVENT PPT TEMPLATEABI.LOCAL PPT TEMPLATE

The Anita Borg Institute connects, inspires, and guides women in computing and organizations that view technology innovation as a strategic imperative. The Anita Borg Institute is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization. For more information, visit www.anitaborg.org

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