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Levo League is leaning in because we believe in elevating the careers of Gen Y women by providing access to role models, peer groups and other valuable career resources.
Caroline Ghosn, Founder & CEO
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Amanda Pouchot Community Builder
Our Platform Partners
10×10
10x10 is devoted to educating girls around the world. We understand the transformative power of education in a girl’s life, and the enduring impact it has not only on her, but on her family and community. Together, we can spur transformative change. Everyone should be a part of this revolution.
Holly Gordon, Executive Director
2020 Women on Boards
2020 Women on Boards is a national campaign to increase the percentage of women who serve on US company boards to 20% or greater by 2020. Engaging thousands of supporters throughout the world, we are leaning in to promote the advancement of women to the highest ranks in American business.
Malli Gero, Co-Founder & Executive Director
500 Startups
500 Startups is leaning in because we have invested in over 70 women founders – featuring many successful CEOs – such as Victoria Ramson from WildfireApp. Not only are we investing, but we have also made a call to all other women to invest and support each other; so far, over 100 women have committed.
Dave McClure, Founding Partner
99designs
99designs is leaning in because we believe everyone, regardless of gender, should have equal access to opportunities in entrepreneurship and beyond. Our graphic design platform empowers thousands of female entrepreneurs around the world – from independent designers to small business owners to executives – by providing critical resources they need to succeed.
Jeff Titterton, CMO
AARP
AARP is committed to cultivating and highlighting strong leaders, from entry level to the executive team. We are excited to integrate Lean In's educational materials and community connections into our organization's training portfolio.
Jo Ann Jenkins, COO
Accenture
Accenture is leaning in by encouraging and supporting our women as they create individual paths that work for them. We recognize their definitions will change over time, and we strive to support their journeys through our ongoing commitment to development and advancement.
Pamela J. Craig, CFO
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Shelly Swanback North America Technology Lead
Aid for Africa
Many of our 85 member organizations are leaning in to support the women of Sub Saharan Africa by helping them build better lives for themselves, their families and communities.
Barbara Rose, Executive Director
Amazon
At Amazon, we lean in to challenge ourselves to develop as leaders by building things that matter. We solve problems in new ways and value calculated risk-taking; many decisions are reversible. Bold directions that inspire results help us to think differently and look around corners for ways to serve our customers.
Jeff Wilke, Senior Vice President Consumer Business
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Dorothy Nicholls VP, Kindle Cross-Platform
American Express
At American Express, we believe having more women in senior leadership is critical to fostering an environment that embraces diverse opinions and empowers all employees to reach their full potential. It’s this spirit of inclusiveness that helps us make better decisions today to drive our growth for tomorrow.
Ed Gilligan, Vice Chairman
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Denise Pickett EVP & CEO, US Loyalty
Andreessen Horowitz
a16z is leaning in because we want to see more women at the helm of today's fastest-growing companies. Gender-balanced leadership teams are critical to building successful, global companies that can attract top talent and meet consumer demands.
Marc Andreessen, Co-founder and General Partner
Anita Borg Institute
The Anita Borg Institute ensures that women in technology help transform the way the world works, learns and plays. Research shows that development teams which include both women and men deliver higher levels of innovation.
Telle Whitney, President & CEO
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Nora M. Denzel Angel Investor
AOL
Nothing will increase the productivity of the world more than unlocking women’s ability to meaningfully contribute all of their skills, talents and ideas on a global basis. AOL is getting behind Lean In because there are important things in life to support, and this is one of them.
Tim Armstrong, Chairman & CEO
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Cynthia Gallagher VP and Deputy Controller
APCO Worldwide
As a majority women-owned business, APCO Worldwide knows firsthand that investing in women offers tremendous win-win opportunities. I hope we will be able to grow a next generation of consultants, who share the values upon which the firm has been built and carry those values into the future.
Margery Kraus, Founder & CEO
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Cherie Stewart Corporate Communications
Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS)
The Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS) is leaning in to fill the political pipeline for Asian Pacific Americans. Lean In will help us to create a plethora of women leaders striving to affect change in their communities by seeking public office.
Helen M. Ruggiero, Finance & Development Director
Astia
Astia leans in by engaging an inclusive community of female and male experts for the benefit of women entrepreneurs. Our mission is to provide access to the networks and expertise that women high-growth entrepreneurs need to succeed, thrive and ultimately impact today’s global economy.
Sharon Vosmek, CEO
AT&T
Having our best talent at the table at every level is critical to achieving success in the marketplace and growing our business. We support organizations like Lean In that complement all we’re doing within AT&T to help advance women by providing support, mentoring and leadership opportunities.
Randall Stephenson, Chairman & CEO
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Marachel Knight Vice President, Strategic Programs
