Silicon Valley Institute of Technology venture backed by Parkpine Capital created a scholarship especially for women in tech for their global immersion programs
Silicon Valley may be oversaturated, but it still holds a glimmering appeal for those on the outside who want a piece of the tech mecca. Coined as a “startup heaven” for boasting superior networking and financing opportunities, many people are actually leaving the area due to. Even though people are leaving, they still wanted to connected to the benefits that Silicon Valley has to offer.
Silicon Valley Institute of Technology venture backed by Parkpine Capital noticed the trend of people leaving the valley while still wanting to be connected and on the other hand they noticed that people from all over the globe wanted to come to Silicon Valley to experience its offerings. The Institute created a two week and one year program for anyone in a technology related space.
The Institute hopes to attract talent from over 25 countries brining diversity in race and gender into Silicon Valley. Thewhich is focused on women in tech was developed to help offset expenses of exceptional talent that would not typically be able to afford to come to Silicon Valley. “We need more women in leading roles across the globe so we launched the scholarship in hopes of attracting talent that may have been overlooked in the past,” explains Shabana.
Parkpine’s sister initiative Global Ventures Summit took Silicon Valley around the world where the demand of something like the Institute came about. “Silicon Valley isn’t just a place, it’s the talent, companies and people that make up the area.
The goal of the Silicon Valley Institute isn’t to poach talent from other countries to bring to the valley, but rather to give talent a crash course in everything Silicon Valley in order for them to take their learnings back to their global markets.
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