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Amigas, creating an app just got easier with Microsoft’s PowerApps platform. Join #LatinaGeeks and Microsoft as we partner up for a PowerApps hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the basics of app creation and then have the opportunity to build one for #LatinaGeeks! No Coding Required! PowerApps is a technology powered by Microsoft to create mobile apps. Mobile apps are the future of business—the tools provided at this workshop can be translated into any job field. In this workshop, we’ll take it a step further by leveraging artificial intelligence. By developing these apps in congruence with artificial intelligence, it will take your app to the next level. This cutting edge technology is all cloud-based and powered by one of the top technology companies in the world. You’ll have the opportunity to build your app on the open-source Apache Cordova platform. You will also learn innovative concepts from Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence via Azure Cognitive Services. Any business owner, company (large or small) or entrepreneur can benefit from utilizing PowerApps because of its innovative capabilities. Knowing how to build mobile apps can impact your professional skills, company and/or product in so many ways. An example of the benefit of AI is that you’ll be able to collect customer sentiment based on everyday phrases input into the app. The app can then determine customer sentiment which will deliver results for your business. Sal Rosales is a Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft prepared to teach the foundation of this innovative tool to build mobile apps and leverage AI for your apps. This is workshop is for beginners. There is no experience required to attend the workshop. Knowledge of Powerpoint and Excel is encouraged. Instructor: Sal Rosales, Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft How to prepare: Bring your laptop and power cord Both PCs and Macs are OK, no tablets In order to avoid class interruptions and stay on schedule, DOORS WILL CLOSE EXACTLY AT 10:00 a.m. exactly. We do not accept walk-ins. Thank you for understanding. NETWORKING SESSION (2 – 3 p.m.) By popular demand, we have added an additional hour for networking after the workshop! Meet new friends who share the same geeky passion as you. Stay after the workshop to chat with the instructor and other attendees while enjoying drinks and appetizers. SPONSORS Workshop and Lunch sponsored by Microsoft Breakfast provided and sponsored by El Gallo Giro Lunch provided by Los Taquero Mucho Networking Session sponsored by Truly Interested in sponsoring? This is a unique chance to meet diverse engineers, entrepreneurs, college students and more! Contact us for more information: lala@latinageeks.com Interested in volunteering? We need volunteers to help make this an amazing event. Sign up to be a volunteer or sponsor: lala@latinageeks.com Location: Microsoft Office, Los Angeles 13031 West Jefferson Boulevard #200, Los Angeles, CA This workshop is offered at a low fee of $20. NO REFUNDS. Light breakfast and lunch will be provided. PARKING Parking available in the lot at the address provided, there is a $10 validated fee to park. Accepts credit cards. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? Yes, the attendee must be over 18 years old. […]

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Bellevue’s Microsoft Technology Center was the backdrop for the official launch of the #LatinaGeeks Seattle Chapter on Saturday, November 17, 2018. The chapter opened with a Latinas Learn to Code and Rose workshop that included networking and had 55 Latina women registered.

On Saturday, September 22nd, #LatinaGeeks gathered their team of Latina leaders, in partnership with Microsoft, to present a hands-on Learn to Code workshop at The Vault in San Francisco, California.

Last week was the official launch of the #LatinaGeeks Orange County Chapter and the OC community welcomed us with big abrazos! It was no ordinary launch, we decided to welcome our OC #LatinaGeeks with delicious appetizers and Happy Hour cocktails, sponsored by Tortilla Jo’s located in the heart of Downtown Disney.

Amigas, creating an app just got easier with Microsoft’s PowerApps platform. Join #LatinaGeeks and Microsoft as we partner up for a PowerApps and artificial intelligence (AI) hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the basics of app creation and then have the opportunity to build one! PowerApps is a technology powered by Microsoft to create mobile apps. Mobile apps are the future of business—the tools provided at this workshop can be translated into any job field. In this workshop, we’ll take it a step further by leveraging artificial intelligence. By developing these apps in congruence with artificial intelligence, it will take your app to the next level. This cutting edge technology is all cloud-based and powered by one of the top technology companies in the world. You’ll have the opportunity to build your app on the open source Apache Cordova platform. You will also learn innovative concepts from Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence via Azure Cognitive Services. Any business owner, company (large or small) or entrepreneur can benefit from utilizing PowerApps because of its innovative capabilities. Knowing how to build mobile apps can impact your professional skills, company and/or product in so many ways. An example of the benefit of AI is that you’ll be able to collect customer sentiment based on everyday phrases input into the app. The app can then determine customer sentiment which will deliver results for your business. Sal Rosales is a Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft prepared to teach the foundation of this innovative tool to build mobile apps and leverage AI for your apps. This is workshop is for beginners. There is no experience required to attend the workshop. Knowledge of Powerpoint and Excel is encouraged. Instructor: Sal Rosales, Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft Special Guest Juliet Helms – Enterprise Technology Strategist Juliet Helms joined Microsoft in February 2012 after graduating with high honors from The Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. She currently lives and works in San Diego as a Technology Strategist where she supports 5 Fortune 500 clients on their digital transformation journey. Passionate about how technology improves business, she helps clients align the right technical solutions to their biggest business problems. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, working out, dancing, and believes strongly that the strongest women empower other women. How to prepare: Bring your laptop and power cord Both PCs and Macs are OK, no tablets In order to avoid class interruptions and stay on schedule, DOORS WILL CLOSE EXACTLY AT 10:00 a.m. exactly. We do not accept walk-ins. Thank you for understanding. NETWORKING SESSION (2 – 3 p.m.) By popular demand, we have added an additional hour for networking after the workshop! Meet new friends who share the same geeky passion as you. Stay after the workshop to chat with the instructor and other attendees while enjoying drinks and appetizers. SPONSORS Workshop sponsored by Microsoft Networking Session sponsored by BorderXBrewing Interested in sponsoring? This is a unique chance to meet diverse engineers, entrepreneurs, college students and more! Contact us for more information: lala@latinageeks.com Interested in volunteering? We need volunteers to help make this an amazing event. Sign up to be a volunteer or […]

Why You Should Join the Mission We recognize that our volunteers go above and beyond to support #LatinaGeeks in furthering its mission. Given the collective impact we are able to reach, it's important for us to establish a reciprocal relationship with each and every one of our volunteers and supporters. Below are some of the opportunities we'd like to offer in gratitude of volunteer's dedication and goodwill: Continued EducationOrganization-sponsored continuing education opportunities. Grow Your NetworkNetwork activation in technology, nonprofit, education and business sectors. Professional DevelopmentOn-going professional development activities. Social RecognitionPublic recognition for volunteering commitments and achievements. MentoringMentoring activities to help grow individual leadership capacity. ExclusivityInvitation to exclusive networking, conferences and community events. 43Successful workshops 1000Latinas Impacted 2602Total Members 2Chapters Open Volunteer Positions Give Back to Your Community!  #LatinaGeeks is looking for people with diverse backgrounds and experiences to serve in a variety of roles — from knowledgeable career mentors to chapter leads and support roles to marketing experts. Please review the brief descriptions of the volunteer roles and apply for the one that interests you. Your local chapter or our Managing Director will contact you to learn more about you and to share more information about the roles and responsibilities as well as other applicable details about the organization and processes. Volunteer commitments are between 5-8 hrs per month Chapter President Overview/Description: The Chapter President of #LatinaGeeks plays a pivotal role in leading and representing the chapter, ensuring effective collaboration among volunteers, fostering leadership development, and organizing impactful programs and events. This position requires a dynamic individual with strong leadership skills, excellent organizational abilities, and a passion for empowering Latinas in the technology space. Responsibilities: Demonstrate Leadership: Serve as the authoritative leader and spokesperson for the Chapter. Exhibit leadership within the chapter and actively engage with the community. Inspire and motivate chapter volunteers to align with the mission and goals of #LatinaGeeks. Team Collaboration: Ensure cohesive teamwork among chapter volunteers. Provide guidance to volunteers, encouraging the development of their leadership capabilities. Foster a positive and inclusive team culture. Meeting Management: Create agendas for monthly chapter meetings. Preside over monthly chapter meetings, ensuring efficient and productive discussions. Programs & Events: Host virtual and in-person chapter programs and events. Manage the planning and execution of chapter activities. Collaborate with sponsors to develop engaging topics that resonate with #LatinaGeeks members to drive attendance and participation. Qualifications: Proven leadership experience, preferably in a volunteer or community organization. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Passion for promoting diversity and inclusion in the technology sector. Familiarity with event planning. Chapter Vice President Overview/Description: The Vice President of the #LatinaGeeks Chapter is a key leadership role responsible for supporting the Chapter President and stepping in seamlessly when the President is unavailable. This position requires a strategic thinker, an effective communicator, and an individual passionate about advancing the mission of #LatinaGeeks in the technology landscape. Responsibilities: Support Chapter President: Collaborate closely with the Chapter President to ensure the smooth functioning of the chapter. Act as a key advisor and confidant to the President. Leadership in Absence: Step into the role of the President in their absence, ensuring continuity and effective [...]