In this episode of Studio A, we sit down with
Robyn Brown, Co-Founder and CEO of
Bold Idea, a nonprofit organization providing computer science education to underserved students in Dallas.
Robyn shares her inspirations for starting Bold Idea and the impact of mentorship on young people. And why accessible, hands-on coding opportunities are essential for the next generation of innovators. We also talk about the crucial role of partnerships at the corporate and volunteer levels.
Hear this conversation to learn about Bold Idea and how they help young minds find their way in tech, and also their careers.
Highlights:
- Coding Clubs and Code Prep: After-school programs to make coding approachable for students
- Mentorship Matters: Connecting students with industry professionals to build confidence and career paths
- Breaking Barriers: Why bringing programs into schools is key for tech education
Jump into the conversation:
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00:00) Introducing Robyn Brown
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01:29) The early experiences that shaped Bold Idea
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02:58) Making coding fun and accessible for young learners
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05:24) The role of mentors and corporate partners
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08:06) Impact stories from students in the program
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10:55) What’s next for Bold Idea and the future of coding education
What is Studio A?
Behind every great law firm is a team of professionals working hard to keep operations running smoothly. With the challenges of staying on top of complex billing requirements, managing time reports, and navigating constantly shifting industry trends, it’s easy to see why most firms write off millions in uncollected revenue each year.
To help your firm stay in the green, we’re introducing Studio A, a new podcast from Aderant.
Studio A is purpose-built to help you run your firm like a well-oiled machine. In each episode, legal business leaders and industry experts will share problems firms face and the revolutionary approaches and cutting-edge software they use to solve them. Because ultimately, in the business of legal firms and the ever-evolving world of technology, you can’t afford to fall behind.