Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners

Google hosted the first Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner in January 2008, inviting 400 girl geeks to enjoy sushi, an open bar, Google schwag, great conversation and even better networking at Charlie’s cafe on the Google Mountain View campus. Events sponsored by Facebook and Yahoo! soon followed. Startups like LOLapps and Polyvore followed suit.

Today, Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners have been hosted by a diverse set of companies including Genentech, Palantir, Microsoft, Citrix Online, Electronic Arts…

The ask is simple — buy dinner and drinks for girl geeks, and give away a piece of co-branded schwag (to extend the lifetime of the event). Invite female speakers in areas of their expertise, from well-known names to the up-and-coming. Encourage networking amongst the girl geeks and recruiting by the sponsoring company. Everyone wins.

Want to be Notified of Future Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners?

Join the BAGGD mailing list .

Want to SPONSOR a Future Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner?

Contact us here.

Meet the BAGGD Team!

Sukrutha Raman Bhadouria (Managing Director of Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners)

After earning her M.S. in Electrical Engineering from USC, Sukrutha now works as a Sr SW Engineer at salesforce.com. Sukrutha is involved in Girl Geek Dinners because she wants to change the world for girls, one geek dinner at a time. Follow her on Twitter at @sukruthasays.

 

Angie Chang (Founder of Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners)

Angie is currently working as a Director of Growth at Hackbright Academy. She enjoys running the mentor program and finding partner companies for Hackbright. Previously, she was the editor-in-chief and co-founder of Women 2.0, a media company which promotes women in high-growth, high-tech entrepreneurship. She has held positions in product management and web/UI production at startups in the Silicon Valley. Angie started organizing Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners in January 2008 and was thrilled when Sukrutha joined the one-woman team at BAGGD in 2011. She holds a B.A. in English and Social Welfare from UC Berkeley. Follow her on Twitter at @thisgirlangie

Upcoming (0)

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Past (28)

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning

Tue, Nov 18 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey

Wed, Sep 10 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk

Wed, Sep 3 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning

Tue, Nov 18 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey

Wed, Sep 10 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk

Wed, Sep 3 • 5:30 PM

Free

Google hosted the first Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner in January 2008, inviting 400 girl geeks to enjoy sushi, an open bar, Google schwag, great conversation and even better networking at Charlie’s cafe on the Google Mountain View campus. Events sponsored by Facebook and Yahoo! soon followed. Startups like LOLapps and Polyvore followed suit.

Today, Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners have been hosted by a diverse set of companies including Genentech, Palantir, Microsoft, Citrix Online, Electronic Arts…

The ask is simple — buy dinner and drinks for girl geeks, and give away a piece of co-branded schwag (to extend the lifetime of the event). Invite female speakers in areas of their expertise, from well-known names to the up-and-coming. Encourage networking amongst the girl geeks and recruiting by the sponsoring company. Everyone wins.

Want to be Notified of Future Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners?

Join the BAGGD mailing list .

Want to SPONSOR a Future Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner?

Contact us here.

Meet the BAGGD Team!

Sukrutha Raman Bhadouria (Managing Director of Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners)

After earning her M.S. in Electrical Engineering from USC, Sukrutha now works as a Sr SW Engineer at salesforce.com. Sukrutha is involved in Girl Geek Dinners because she wants to change the world for girls, one geek dinner at a time. Follow her on Twitter at @sukruthasays.

 

Angie Chang (Founder of Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners)

Angie is currently working as a Director of Growth at Hackbright Academy. She enjoys running the mentor program and finding partner companies for Hackbright. Previously, she was the editor-in-chief and co-founder of Women 2.0, a media company which promotes women in high-growth, high-tech entrepreneurship. She has held positions in product management and web/UI production at startups in the Silicon Valley. Angie started organizing Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners in January 2008 and was thrilled when Sukrutha joined the one-woman team at BAGGD in 2011. She holds a B.A. in English and Social Welfare from UC Berkeley. Follow her on Twitter at @thisgirlangie

Events

Sorry, there are no upcoming events
Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning

Tue, Nov 18 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey

Wed, Sep 10 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk

Wed, Sep 3 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #78: Sponsored by IXL Learning

Tue, Nov 18 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #72: Sponsored by SurveyMonkey

Wed, Sep 10 • 5:30 PM

Free

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk primary image

Bay Area Girl Geek Dinner #71: Sponsored by Zendesk

Wed, Sep 3 • 5:30 PM

Free