VIDEO: Marlin Williams of Sister Code Detroit on the importance of diversity in programming
Earlier this year, four Detroit entrepreneurs told their stories of business ownership at Startup Story Night. The final entrepreneur to take the stage was Marlin Williams of of Sisters Code Detroit, which has a mission to educate women of all ages in coding and technology.
On Friday, Feb. 16 this year, four Detroit entrepreneurs told their stories of business ownership at Startup Story Night. Sponsored by Model D and the New Economy Initiative, the second annual event was hosted by Satori Shakoor and her platform The Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.
The final entrepreneur to take the stage was Marlin Williams of of Sisters Code Detroit, a social venture with a mission to educate, empower, and entice women of all ages to explore the world of coding and technology.
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