#4 Angie Chang

Co-Founder and Editor in Chief, Founder, Director of Growth, of Women 2.0, Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners, Hackbright Academy.

Age: 30

Angie is currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Women 2.0. Aside from leading the editorial/content team at Women 2.0, Angie also manages Women 2.0′s online presence – from designing and building webpages for Women 2.0 conferences to managing social media marketing. Previously, Angie held roles in product management and web UI design at various startups in the Silicon Valley. Angie holds a B.A. in English and Social Welfare from UC Berkeley.

In January 2008, Angie began organizing Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners, asking that guys come as the “plus one” for once. Sponsors of the dinners have included Google, Facebook, LOLapps, Polyvore, and Yahoo!

Angie holds a B.A. in English and Social Welfare from the University of California, Berkeley.

#3 Tracy Chou

Software engineer, Pinterest

Age: Under 30

She writes back end code underlying the Pinterest website and its mobile apps and sustains the company’s huge collection of images and user-interface.

Tracy majored in Electrical Engineering at Stanford, but she was never quite sure EE was for her. While working towards her degree, she took a few computer science courses and discovered she loved it. Being in Silicon Valley, she had the chance to work with a few tech start-ups, as well as to intern with Google and Facebook. So after earning her Master’s in Computer Science, she jumped right into the start-up world—and eventually made her way to Pinterest.

Chou left Quora, the question-and-answer site, back in 2011, to join Pintyerest, and since then she’s with the largest photo sharing site.

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