Reshma Saujani is a lawyer, activist, and social entrepreneur best known for founding Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding opportunities for women in technology. Through coding programs, educational initiatives, and advocacy, she helped create a national movement to address the gender gap in computer science and engineering. Her work has introduced hundreds of thousands of girls to computing and encouraged greater participation in technology careers. Beyond Girls Who Code, Saujani has been a leading voice on gender equity, economic opportunity, and the future of work.