On Women's Day, Synesis IT is organizing the "SheCode: Tech Leaders of Tomorrow" program to increase the participation of girls in programming.
Throughout the year, they will encourage and try to bring the best talents from all reputed universities in Bangladesh in coding to the forefront, read a press release.
The "SheCode" initiative aims to ensure the significant presence of girls in the ICT sector, especially in coding, and to inspire them to fulfil their dreams of future leadership.
Speaking at the inaugural function of the program, Head, Business Solutions, Synesis IT, Nazia Akter, said: "The participation of girls in the ICT sector in Bangladesh has increased significantly in recent years. We have been working from the beginning to ensure the participation of girls in every department of Synesis IT. In continuation, we have introduced today's SheCode program. On this occasion, Synesis IT representatives will visit several university campuses in Bangladesh and inspire more girls to choose coding as a career. "
Synesis IT believes that these women will lead the ICT industry from the front in the future.
In this regard, Group CEO of Synesis IT, Rupayan Chowdhury, said: "Synesis IT is a women-friendly organization. Approximately 40% of our workforce is currently employed in various departments. Our initiative is to create future ICT leaders to further increase women's participation in programming."
