Annual Report FY21-22

AN N UAL REP O RT TO THE C OMMUNIT Y FISCAL YEAR

21-22 Published April 2023

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Letter from the President & CEO and the Board Chair In the last few years, the educational system has faced unprecedented challenges. Both educators and students were compelled to adapt to unfamiliar teaching and learning methods. During these times organizations like The Tech become increasingly important. An increased demand for resources from teachers, as well as the desire for activities from students and families, was met by The Tech. We are filled with gratitude and pride because our team rose to the occasion and worked tirelessly to respond to these needs.

In May 2021, The Tech re-opened our doors and welcomed back our community. We loved seeing hundreds of thousands of curious children and the smiling faces of educators and parents by their side.

Our largest new exhibition, Solve for Earth, continues to inspire. It addresses the world’s most pressing problem — climate change. Through interactive displays and cutting-edge technology, students are able to explore innovative solutions and gain a deeper understanding of how to protect the planet’s natural resources. This includes the development of a hands-on lab experience for school groups using the Sustainable Cities presented

by Ford exhibit, which allows visitors to become city planners, making decisions about sustainable land use, energy sources, and transportation.

In today’s world, it is more important than ever to provide students with opportunities to learn collaboratively, engage in hands-on activities, and discover their potential through play. With COVID restrictions eased, The Tech was once again able to offer field trips to our local community. Our learning team rebuilt our facilitated experiences to encourage collaboration while maintaining a safe educational environment.

The response was overwhelming. Schools eagerly returned, buses arrived, and students flocked to The Tech Interactive. We were proud to serve as a valuable educational resource during this challenging time.

We continue to be humbled by the dedication and resilience of our team and their dedication to our community. We reacted to the needs around us, solidifying our position as a resource for innovation and a leader in STEM education. We will continue to do so as we expand our efforts in the years to come.

We are proud to be a part of this team, and we look forward to continuing our journey together.

Katrina Stevens President & CEO

Board of Directors

Mohana Dissanayake, Deloitte

(July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022)

Carl Eschenbach, Sequoia Capital

Mala Anand, Microsoft

Aymeric Gisselbrecht, Atomica

Manny Barbara

Raquel Gonzalez, Board Secretary, Bank of America

Marimo Berk, The Creekside School Ann S. Bowers, Emeritus Cindy Chavez, Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors – District 2

Mike Heald, Accenture Bill Heil John Heinlein, Ph.D., Sonatus

Chris DiGiorgio Board Chair

Patrick McGovern, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation Lisa Millora, San José State University Omkaram (Om) Nalamasu, Ph.D., Applied Materials Janine Pelosi, Zoom Daniel Perez, Clover Wireless Roger Quinlan, Coherent, Inc.

Gloria Chen, Adobe Systems, Inc.

Gerald D. Held, Ph.D., The Held Group

Matthew Sapp, Board Co-Vice Chair, Chair-Elect, EY

Juan Cruz, Franklin-McKinley School District

Dave House

Chad Seiler, KPMG

Shannon Hunt-Scott, Board Co-Vice Chair, The Scott Foundation

Katrina Stevens, President & CEO, The Tech

Joe Kava, Google

Judy C. Swanson, The Swanson Foundation

Somesh Dash, IVP James C. Deichen, Suntrust Robinson Humphrey (ret.)

Christopher S. DiGiorgio, Board Chair, Accenture (ret.)

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Tina Knauss, Board Treasurer, PwC Randy Krenzin, CFP, Morgan Stanley

Dan Warmenhoven Steve Young, HGGC

2022: THE YEAR IN REVIEW Fiscal Year 2022: July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022

General Admission The Tech Interactive

IMAX Dome Theater

Total FY22 attendance:

Total FY22 attendance:

156,338 Museums for All attendance: 5,333 Top 3 Most Popular Exhibits &

37,774

Top 3 Films

IMAX Dome Theater

Body Worlds Decoded

Solve for Earth

Why do visitors come?

Who are our visitors?

27% are first-time visitors 73% are repeat visitors 42% of visitors visited two times or more How was their visit?

Outstanding

40%

Excellent

Educational experience

31%

Fun/entertainment

31%

See a specific exhibit, event, or show

34%

18%

Quality of the experience Educational

Good

15%

57%

Spend time together

8.6

Entertainment

8.3

Value

8.1

Staff Helpfulness

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KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN 2022 The Tech Academies program has proven to be a durable model for how to train STEM educators in the Bay Area’s underserved communities. Educators receive professional development, help train their peers, and then use these skills to enrich the classroom experience.

1,058 total educators impacted by

The Tech Academies in 2022

33,986 total students taught

engineering by these educators in 2022

Learn more about this incredible program: thetech.org/techacademies

The Tech has partnered with the Stanford Genetics Department to offer the virtual Book a Biologist program. This program matches local middle and high school teachers with scientist guest speakers, providing students with authentic STEM role models who work to inspire the next generation of scientists.

Membership Members:

2,324

Volunteers

The Tech’s mission wouldn’t be possible without our volunteers! The people who come together to make exhibits and special events unforgettable for visitors are an incredible group.

162 Total service time: 10,000+ hours Total volunteers:

Field Trips & Facilitated Experiences Total Field Trip Participants: 52% Title I

26,079

38% Participated in a lab

Title I Field Trips Participants:

13,632

Participants:

2,725

The Tech has launched its largest exhibition, Solve For Earth, addressing the world’s most pressing problem — climate change. This new 5,000-squarefoot space includes 15 experiences that inform, recharge hope, and empower people of all ages to take action.

8,368 Participants in Virtual Labs: 2,336 Participants in Labs:

Inspiring Minds Online As The Tech works to expand our reach, we’re investing more into the millions of people who engage with our educational resources through our website, social media, or email each year.

This investment included a long-awaited update to our popular Ask a Geneticist site.

The Ask a Geneticist blog is a popular online resource that provides answers to real questions asked by people from around the world. Visitors can search through hundreds of available articles or submit new questions that may be answered by scientists from the Stanford Genetics Department.

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Ask a Geneticist | askageneticist.org New site launched on March 1, 2022 In the first year since the site launched: Pageviews: 4,253,990 Users: 3,265,038 The Tech at Home website | thetechathome.org Total unique visits: 49,128 Social Media Impressions: 8.9 million Engagements: 332,556 Video views: 497,643* *YouTube, Zigazoo & TikTok

The Tech for Global Good

The Tech Challenge

The exhibit and special program introduced new laureates — people who are using tech to improve lives all over the world.

We can’t wait to hear what you build! That’s what we said to teams who participated in the 2022 Tech Challenge, Kinetic Commotion, presented

by Amazon. For the 35th annual Tech Challenge, participants in Grades 4 to 12 built devices that made sound using kinetic energy. We saw wind-up xylophones, Rube Goldberg music boxes, and tons of other creative displays of engineering.

The 2022-23 laureates Blue Sky Analytics

Founded in 2018 (India) Presented by the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation

We welcomed teams from as far away as Puerto Rico to our virtual showcase where they demonstrated months of hard work to our volunteer judges from Silicon Valley and beyond. The sound of young innovators creating, designing, and building was inspiring to everyone involved.

Blue Sky Analytics is a geospatial data intelligence company leading the fight against air pollution, water crisis, and environmental degradation with near-realtime information on key environmental indicators.

Buzz Solutions

Founded in 2017 (United States/CA) Presented by Judy and Erica Swanson

Buzz Solutions uses artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to detect faults and anomalies for power utilities in power line inspections. Using Buzz Solutions, power utilities can help prevent wildfires, power outages, and other climate change effects on the physical infrastructure of the grid.

Ushahidi

Founded 2008 (Kenya) Presented by NetApp

The Ushahidi platform helps global clients enact social change by creating projects that survey and hear from their communities, allowing grass roots movements and conversations to take root.

Wild Me

Founded in 2008 (United States/OR)

Wild Me’s platform, Wildbook, blends structured wildlife research with artificial intelligence, citizen science, and computer vision to speed population analysis of animal species around the globe and develop new insights to bring an end to extinction.

Total participants served: 1,040 (260 teams)

2,055

8,373 5,278

Main Program Exploring Engineering with The Tech Challenge Library workshops and activity handouts

42% of participants identified as female 31% of teams came from Title I schools Learn more about this program: thetech.org/techchallenge

2021-22 James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian, presented by Applied Materials Reid Hoffman Entrepreneur, Cofounder of LinkedIn, philanthropist, investment in technology to benefit humanity.

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FINANCIAL REPORT AND OUR SUPPORTERS Volunteers, donors, and the City of San José make our mission possible. The Tech Interactive could not be a resource to young people and educators without this generous group of supporters. Thank you!

Fiscal Year in Review Total revenue, including in-kind contributions, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, was $17.3 million, with contributed revenue accounting for $11.1 million, or 64%, of total revenue. Public support was $3.6 million, or 21% of total revenue. Earned revenue was $2.1 million, or 12% of total revenue; this includes general admission and IMAX ticket sales, memberships, and facility rentals. Investment income was $0.5 million, or 3% of total revenue.

Expenses for the year were $20.2 million. The $2.9 million shortfall was covered by an endowment release of $1.7 million and restricted contributions received in previous fiscal years. The unrestricted beginning and ending cash balances for the fiscal year were $2.6 million and $3.2 million, respectively.

The Tech received a second $1.9 million forgivable loan from the federal government’s Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (“CARES”) Act Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) and had its second PPP loan for the same amount, which was received in the 2021 fiscal year, fully forgiven.

In addition, The Tech received $1.7 million in Shuttered Venue Operator Grants (SVOG) from the Small Business Administration to help cover the historic levels of earned revenue loss and to support reopening. All SVOG funds went to support payroll costs. At the start of the fiscal year The Tech was open weekends only, as of October 2021, 4 days a week, and as of December 2021, 6 days a week. Receiving federal funds over $750,000 required a federal single audit, which we passed, and is part of the audited financials.

Some 75% of The Tech’s expenses were for education programs, 17% for marketing and administration, and 8% for fundraising. The $1.9 million PPP loan helped replace earned revenue that was lost until our visitors were ready to come back in greater numbers and more schools were able to bring back field trips; these funds bridged the revenue gap allowing The Tech to maintain and hire new staff as we resumed full operations.

The Tech’s financial stewardship enabled it to retain the highest possible four-star rating issued by Charity Navigator, one of America’s leading independent charity rating services.

2022 Revenue and Expenses Fiscal year is July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022 Expenses

Revenue 3%

Contributions Contributions $11,117,228 $11,117,228

3%

12% 12% 21% 21%

Public Public $3,607,245 $3,607,245

64% 64%

Earned Earned $2,083,527 $2,083,527 Investment Investment $546,098 $546,098 Total Total $17,354,098 $17,354,098

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Programs Programs $15,163,071 $15,163,071

8%8%

Marketing Marketing andand Administration Administration $3,456,019 $3,456,019

17% 17% 75% 75%

Fundraising Fundraising $1,598,490 $1,598,490 Total Total $20,217,580 $20,217,580

Annual endowment draws

Endowment Update

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The beginning and ending balances for The Tech’s endowment were $27.3 million and $23.9 million, respectively. Since 2014, The Tech has contributed all endowment draws to an operating reserve fund, to be used for expenses when financial performance is significantly weaker than expected.

The operating reserve fund fiscal year-end balance was $3.2 million and is included in the unrestricted cash balance.

CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, AND GOVERNMENT DONORS (July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022) Inspirational $1,000,000 and above City of San José Small Business Administration Benefactor $250,000-$999,999 Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Visionary $100,000-$249,999 5 Media Amazon Lab126 Applied Materials, Inc. William K. Bowes Jr. Foundation Davidson Family Foundation William Randolph Hearst Foundation The Patrick J. McGovern Foundation National Institutes of Health NetApp, Inc. Stanford Medicine Children’s Health Zoom Video Communications Founding $50,000-$99,999 Adobe Systems Incorporated eBay EY Intel Corporation Intuitive Monterey Peninsula Foundation, host of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am PwC Charitable Foundation Seagate Technology, Inc. Thermo Fisher Scientific Qatalyst Partners LP Principal $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous Accenture Allen & Company Amgen Foundation Arm Bank of America

$1,656

1.5M

1M

$937 $802

$744

$757

$750

$752

$763

$777

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

500k

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2014

2015

Deloitte Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP Google, Inc. Greylock Partners The Franklin and Catherine Johnson Foundation KPMG LLP LinkedIn Corporation Marvell Mayfield Fund Foundation Oracle Corporation Quest Foundation Renesas Electronics Research Foundation of SUNY Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation Siegel Family Endowment Synaptics J.A. Unruh Family Foundation Xilinx, Inc. Underwriting $10,000-$24,999 Asset Management Company Boston Scientific Foundation Robert E. and Adele Boydston Foundation First Tech Federal Credit Union GlobalLogic Glynn Capital Management Goldman Sachs Stanley E. Hanson Foundation Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction, Co. Hitachi IBM KLA Foundation Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company Micro Lithography, Inc. Microchip Technology, Inc. The MOCAFoundation NXP Semiconductors oneZero Financial Systems Samsung Semiconductor Star One Credit Union Toeniskoetter Construction Workday

2022

Investing $5,000-$9,999 Abracon Cadence Hugh Stuart Center Charitable Trust First Solar, Inc. Forever Young Foundation Mirnahill Foundation Monolithic Power Systems Morrison Foerster Foundation Northrop Grumman Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner Stella B. Gross Charitable Trust Watry Design, Inc. Sponsoring $2,500-$4,999 Bank of America Charitable Foundation InnovateEDU, Inc. Valley Water Varian Medical Systems, Inc. Entrepreneurial $1,000-$2,499 Cindy Chavez for Santa Clara County Supervisor Compass Cares Silicon Valley Community Generous Heart Ministry Questex LLC Stanford Blood Center Target In-Kind Accenture Adobe Systems Incorporated Arm Atlassian Autodesk, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. Google, Inc. Tallo Zoom Video Communications

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS Inspirational $1,000,000+ Denise Foderaro and Frank Quattrone Visionary $100,000 -$249,999 Ann S. Bowers Barbara and Bill Heil Reid Hoffman The Scott Foundation The Swanson Foundation Charmaine and Dan Warmenhoven Founder $50,000-$99,999 Marimo Berk Grimm Family Fund David Hitz Gloria Chen and John Kibarian J&K Lau Foundation Lorry Lokey Deedee McMurtry The Moore Family Foundation Wendy and Eric Schmidt Smith Family Foundation Principal $25,000-$49,999 Kira Snyder and Allen Blue Eileen and Christopher DiGiorgio Ann Howard and John Doerr Julie Heil Connie and Jerry Held Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation Shannon and Joseph Kava Wendy Holcombe and Carl Kawaja Neeru and Vinod Khosla Maureen Langan and David Mewes The Milligan Family Charitable Fund Nachtsheim Family Foundation Innovator $10,000-$24,999 Leslie and Barry Ariko Penelope and E. Ronald Blake Chambers Family Foundation Gloria and Michael Chiang Esther John and Aart de Geus Kathy and James Deichen Susan and John Diekman Ana and Carl Eschenbach, Jr. Geschke Foundation Barbara and John Glynn Maud and Burton Goldfield Family Foundation Isaac Jacob Hall Kenneth Haughton Trine Sorensen and Michael Jacobson Jaynie and William Kind The Krause Foundation Janie and Wayne Lambert David H. Liu Foundation Ludwick Family Foundation 8 | A N N UA L R E P O R T 2 0 2 2

Makan Family Foundation Julie Packard Janine Pelosi Josie and Daniel Perez Susan and Richard Roche Amy and Matthew Sapp Pamela and Edward Taft Judy and Les Vadasz Wheatley Family Charitable Fund Investing $5,000-$9,999 Ariko Family Foundation Barnholt Family Foundation Bell Family Foundation Janice and Thomas Berthold Linda and Joe Bronson Mary Lee and Edward Cannizzaro Cushman Family Foundation Jennifer and Matias Duarte The Brett & Michelle Galloway Foundation Eva Grove Ana Mendez and Rajeev Jayavant Maureen and David Kennedy Jennifer and Randall Krenzin Ann and James Lim Erica Lockheimer Katherine and Robert Maxfield Myriam Curet and Tim McAdams Cindy and Randy Pond Hal Powell Amy Rao Simon Segars Donna Dubinsky and Leonard Shustek Sita Foundation Lindo St. Angel Nicolette St. Angel Sponsoring $2,500-$4,999 Robert Bynum Kim and Mohana Dissanayake Gretchen Walker and Jason Freeman Joan LeMahieu and Jim Forster Patricia and Martin Giles Darlene Markovich and Ronald Haak Tina Knauss Michael and Ina Korek Foundation Trust Shilin Jiang and Gregory Luth Shawn and Douglas MacKenzie Alison and Michael Mauzé Metzger Family Foundation Shara and David Morishige Dean O. Morton Christopher Nelson David Rhodes Jeffery Rhoades Beth and Stephen Robie Sathaye Family Foundation Nicole and Doug Scott Shadi Allen and Chad Seiler Cindy Pellissier and Ed Snyder Tosa Foundation Angela Stribling and Kenneth Washington Nousheen Eslambolchi and Pete Woodhouse

Entrepreneurial $1,000-$2,499 Lucia Soares and Miguel Avila Mechelle and Manny Barbara Barbara and Frank Barone Paul Billig Anastasia Brown Stephanie D. Brown Susan and Nicholas Carter Sandi and Richard Conniff Ronny Conway Juan Cruz Peggy and Yogen Dalal Davidow Family Foundation Suzanne Davis John Decker Laura and Arnold de Leon Nancy Blachman and David desJardins William H. Draper III Celia and Jim Dudley Joan and Alan Earhart Concepción and Irwin Federman Elwanda and William Fenwick Fischer Family Foundation Renu and Dhrumil Gandhi Marilyn and Bob Garibaldi Raquel Gonzalez Hon Mai and Joseph Goodman Arline and James Harper Christina and Michael Heald Peggy Heiman Phyllis Hsia Brendan Ittelson Atsuko and Tim Jenks Kieve Foundation Terry and Bill Krivan Kelly Castellón and Brian Kroneman Michelle and Michael Kwatinetz Theodore Lamour Dan’l Lewin Laura Becker-Lewke and Reynold Lewke Karen and Walter Loewenstern Tom Lu Rosemarie and Dale Luck Rhonda and Vinod Mahendroo Christina and Greg Mayer Shauna Mika Lisa Morgan Sukanya and Omkaram Nalamasu John Navrides Thomas Ngo Jennifer Ondrejka Anthony and Maria Pappas Penner Family Foundation Jan and Don Provan Kimberly and Chris Pruett Cathy and Roger Quinlan Dorothy Reagan Catherine Rossi-Roos and Mark Roos Diane Schweitzer and Steve Schramm Bruno Schueler Eva and Kent Scott Sherilyn Scott Scott E. Smith Katrina Stevens

Mary Murphy and Mark Stevens Teri and Christian Treille Katherine and Michael Truog Lee Landry and Robert Ward Carolyn and Greg Waters Sean White Rachel and Jon Wilner Robert Wise Elizabeth Wolf Elizabeth Yin Supporter $500-$999 Sherrie and Julian Dibbelt Benjamin Fennema Cara Schmidt-Fierro and Alex Fierro Christopher Friesen Francisco Imai Richard Lang

TECH 3.0 CAMPAIGN $10,000,000+ Ann S. Bowers Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation $1,000,000-$9,999,999 William K. Bowes Jr. Foundation Ann Howland Doerr and John Doerr Ford Motor Company Barbara and John Glynn Bequest of Michael L. Hackworth Franklin and Catherine Johnson Foundation The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Palo Alto Networks The Frank and Denise Quattrone Foundation Charmaine and Dan Warmenhoven The Anne Wojcicki Foundation $500,000-$999,999 Anonymous El Camino Hospital Google, Inc. Kaiser Permanente $100,000-$499,999 Abbott Vascular Adobe Foundation Barnholt Family Foundation Susan and John Diekman Barbara and Bill Heil The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation House Family Foundation Institute of Museum and Library Services The Dirk and Charlene Kabcenell Foundation Knight Foundation The Krause Foundation James and Rebecca Morgan Family Foundation Jami Dover Nachtsheim and Stephen Nachtsheim National Institutes of Health National Science Foundation John M. Sobrato Jr. The Swanson Family Barbara and Steve Young

$50,000-$99,999 Mary Lee and Edward Cannizzaro Casey and Jack Carsten Cisco Systems Foundation County of Santa Clara Eileen and Christopher DiGiorgio Geschke Foundation Connie and Jerry Held Gloria Chen and John Kibarian Betty and Gordon Moore Eliane and Armand Neukermans Josie and Dan Perez Christine and Tim Ritchie Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous Marimo Berk Sonja and William Davidow Kathy and James Deichen Robert Grimm Brendan Iribe Shannon and Joseph Kava Susan and Dan’l Lewin Joanne Harrington and Lorry Lokey Joyce Milligan Mozilla Silicon Valley Community Foundation Cheryl and Lonnie Smith James P. Verhalen Family Foundation Jack Wheatley $10,000-$24,999 Christina and James Barrese Penelope and Ronald Blake Jennifer and Charles Boynton Teresa Briggs The Mary A. Crocker Trust Esther John and Aart de Geus Facebook Genentech Linda Yates and Paul Holland Junior League of Palo Alto - Mid Peninsula Worth and Andrew Ludwick Marka and Bill May Kathleen and Smith McKeithen Karen and Mark McLaughlin Michael Petersen Bobbie and David Pratt Cathy and Roger J. Quinlan Renuka and Peter Relan Amy and Matthew Sapp Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner Mauria Finley and Greg Yap Sandy and Chris Yen

Jane and William Kind Jennifer and Randall Krenzin The Lawrence Foundation Monterey County Office of Education Maria and Anthony Pappas Dan Rose Donna Dubinsky and Leonard Shustek sparkfactor.org In-Kind Autodesk, Inc. Cisco Systems, Inc. DNA2.0, Inc. Gibson Dunn NetApp, Inc. NeuroSky, Inc. Nvidia Corporation Qualcomm Tricorder XPRIZE Resonai Somaxis Team San Jose

THE TECH LEGACY SOCIETY Anonymous Susan and John Diekman Nancy S. Mueller and Bob Fox Marion and Robert Grimm Joan and Mike Hackworth Maureen and David Kennedy Karen and Richard King Terry and Bill Krivan Laura Becker-Lewke and Reynold Lewke Deedee and Burton McMurtry Donald Norling Marilyn and David Pratt Charles H. Rulofson Anne and Peter Thorp Louise Hornor and Sean Welsh

$5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Association of Science and Technology Centers Renee and David Crawford Lori and Joe Fabris The Abe Farag Family Foundation Mary Ellen and Michael E. Fox, Sr. Beverly and Kenneth Haughton Cathy and Kevin Kimball THE TECH | 9

Partnerships, Councils and Committees The Tech is fortunate to receive guidance and vision from a diverse network of some of Silicon Valley’s best. These leaders provide their expertise to a number of programs and initiatives.

The Tech Challenge Executive Committee John Heinlein Ph.D.*, Chair, Sonatus George Apostol, Elastics.cloud, Inc. Greg Brown, Program Founder, STEM Consultant Julia Chen, Amazon Dan Christman, Marvell John Decker, EY Chris DiGiorgio*, Accenture (ret.)

Aymeric Gisselbrecht*, Atomica Mike Heald*, Accenture Bill Heil* Brendan Ittelson, Zoom Rami Kanama, Microchip Technology Theodore Lamour, Hitachi Vantara Tristan Moser-Bleil, PwC Ekta Sahasi, Spikeview Inc. Thao Smith, eBay Lindo St. Angel, Amazon Craig Stein, Synaptics Noah Zamansky, eBay The Tech for Global Good Ambassador Steering Committee Cynthia Irrissou Erica Krishnamurthy Lisa Morgan Chris Nelson Jennifer Ondrejka Kent Scott Nikki St. Angel Teri Treille The Tech for Global Good Executive Committee Patrick McGovern*, Chair, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation Marimo Berk*, The Creekside School David DeVere, 5 Media Chris DiGiorgio*, Accenture (ret.)

Pascal Finette, Singularity University Gerald D. Held, Ph.D.*, The Held Group Shannon Hunt-Scott*, The Scott Foundation Siobhan Kenney, Applied Materials Rick Levenson, Rippleworks Bhargavi Wadhwa, NetApp Doug Scott, Tectonic Video Judy Swanson*, The Swanson Foundation Teri Treille, Ambassador Steering Committee Liaison Sean White *Board of Directors, The Tech Interactive

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Young Women at The Tech Leadership Council Courtney Blum, Chair, PwC Meaux Costello, Buckingham Strategic Wealth Dr. Myriam Curet, Intuitive Andy Dugacki, Chase Investments Bev Huss Mike Jacobson, Cooley Jingyuan Nan, Schwegman Lundberg & Woessner Amberdeep Samra, Ford Anna Schlegel, Procore Steve Schramm Nita Singh Kaushal, Miss CEO Jacquie Stellmacher, Accuray Maya Lis Tussing, Fairlight Advisors STEM Pathways Steering Committee Pratibha Adamo, The Tech Interactive Dawn Billman, Stanford Genetics Erica Barrueto, The Tech Interactive Rebecca Balster**, Ocala STEAM Academy/ Alum Rock Union School District Sherry Burch, The Tech Interactive Gabriela Chairez**, William C. Overfelt High School/ESUHSD Emily Dilger, Ignited Lauren Foote, Synopsys Outreach Foundation Lisa Incatasciato, The Tech Interactive Maggie Hobstetter, Sobrato Philanthropies Virginia Lehmkuhl-Dakhwe, San José State University Julie Mason, United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Berton Mahardja, SEMI Foundation Kate McGregor, Computer History Museum Tam Nguyen, Evergreen Community College Christina O’Guinn**, The Tech Interactive Amanda Otte, San Jose Public Library/City of San Jose Jhaid Parreno, The Tech Interactive Dana Richards**, Santa Clara County Office of Education Heather Samson, Julia Baldwin Elementary/OGSD San José Public Library Nabil Shanin, DataZone/Santa Clara County Office of Education Abbey Thompson, Stanford Genetics Esmeralda Tovar, The Tech Interactive Prinda Wanakule, The Tech Interactive Michaela Yamashita**, The Tech Interactive

**Work group co-chairs

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We believe these skills not only have the power to inspire the future workforce, but have the power to change the world.”

— Gloria Chen, Chief People Officer and Executive Vice President, Employee Experience, Adobe, The Tech Interactive Board member

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