This is a Tech Talk that will inspire you. The speaker is one of today’s most influential computer engineers and brightest minds,and she is undoubtedly shaping our world. On Tuesday, March 27th, at 8pm, Marissa Mayer will take the 92Y stage and open up to Bloomberg Businessweek editor, Josh Tyrangiel about life at Google.
Student Tickets are only $10, Follow this link to the event page: Marissa Mayer – 92nd Street Y – New York, NY.
In 1999, Marissa Mayer joined Google as their first female engineer and 20th employee.
Considered significantly responsible for the look and feel of Google’s iconic homepage, she also played an integral role in the development of Gmail and Google Search, which, under her direction grew from a few hundred thousand to more than two billion searches per day. She now serves as Google’s vice president of local, maps and location services. She spearheads Google’s Mobile Apps Lab and oversee such products as Google Maps, Google, Earth, Zagat, Streetview and local search.
