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Code Wiz

ur core belief is that if you elevate stories of women and BIPOC individuals, this would attract more of this demographic,” says Ruth Agbaji, CEO and founder of Code Wiz. “We can offer incentives, but in the end, people want to see people like them succeeding.”

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