Gina Cano

We've got a couple of prisons.

That's our...

I mean, I don't know if it's part of the population or not, but yeah, it's funny when people say, oh, I know B-Ville.

And if I know you're not from there and you tell me you got family there, I'm pretty certain I know what part of B-Ville they're in.

That's awesome.

You mentioned tech.

So from a tech perspective, I've had over two decades in the corporate world, but I've been ready to get out of corporate.

It's like I'm done.

You know, corp's going to corp without you.

Corporate is going to corporate with or without you.

And I've gotten to a point to where I want to help others, especially the underserved and marginalized communities, really understand tech.

I truly, truly understand it.

Coming from where I came from and nobody was really in there.

And even today, even till this day, in fact, I mentor in my high school still, right?

That's part of me giving back is I mentor in my high school.

And I went to dinner last year after they all graduated and they got the top of the top.

25 students, they all had scholarships, they're all moving on.

And it's a very proud moment.

Not one of them was pursuing a career in tech.

You know how heartbreaking that was for me?