Building External Partnerships

ERGs can bridge the gender gap in tech by building partnerships with external organizations, such as non-profits, educational institutions, and other companies focused on women in STEM. These partnerships can expand resources, offer new perspectives, and create pathways for mentorship, internships, and collaborative projects. Through these connections, ERGs can broaden their impact beyond their own organizations.

ERGs can bridge the gender gap in tech by building partnerships with external organizations, such as non-profits, educational institutions, and other companies focused on women in STEM. These partnerships can expand resources, offer new perspectives, and create pathways for mentorship, internships, and collaborative projects. Through these connections, ERGs can broaden their impact beyond their own organizations.

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