Our Story: Built for You

We experienced being the "only" in professional spaces so you don't have to.

Baddies in Tech started with the vision of creating a space where women of color feel seen, supported, and empowered in tech. Our founder knows firsthand the challenges of being ‘the only one in the room,’ the isolating experience that many women of color technologists face daily. She built BiT as a haven for women who want to break barriers, forge authentic connections, and build careers that support both their professional and personal aspirations.

ALLIE‘s story

As a Ghanaian-American immigrant, medical school was the career path at the top of Allie’s mind when she began her undergrad studies at Syracuse University. However, after realizing that was not God’s plan for her life, Allie made a quick pivot into the tech field, landing her first role at an AI health-tech startup. Finding herself as the “only” in her new workplace, Allie began searching for a way to connect with other women of color in the industry for mentorship, advice, and support.

An impromptu Instagram selfie, tagged #baddiesintech, was the answer to her “lonley-only” problem. Allie found the connections she was looking for, and also found that there were countless other women of color who were facing similar barriers to growing their careers in technology. What started as a #hashtag, has grown into the largest professional development community for women of color technologists globally.

Our Mission & Vision

We’re on a mission to empower women of color to build sustainable and significant careers in technology.

Our vision is an industry where women of color not only have a seat at the table but thrive, lead, and shape what's next in tech.

Our Values

Bold

Baddies challenge the status quo and fearlessly navigate the tech landscape. They break barriers for themselves and future generations.

Authentic

Our members bring their whole selves to the tech table. They are proud of their unique perspectives, voices, and identities.

Dynamic

Adapting and thriving in a constantly changing industry, our Baddies remain versatile and resilient.

Determined

Driven by ambition, Baddies push through challenges, paving a path for themselves and those who come after.

Innovative

Creativity drives our community, empowering members to introduce fresh ideas and solutions that benefit the entire industry.

Empowered

BiT is a space for women to lift each other up, creating an environment where everyone can rise together.

Meet the Baddies Behind the Movement

Our team is made up of passionate professionals who are deeply committed to transforming tech for women of color. Each member brings their own experience, skills, and dedication to our mission, and they share a common goal: to make tech a more inclusive, empowering space.

Allie Joy Tsahey

Founder & Executive Director

Asia Stewart

Director of Product & Strategy

Chantel Baylor

Sponsor Relationship Manager

Princess Hanson

Director of Operations

Princess Zovannah

Social Media Manager

Sheria Stallings

Event Operations Manager

Tea Mitchell

Discord Community Manager

Princess Zovannah

Social Media Manager

Princess Hanson

Director of Operations

With over ten years of experience in traditional and product marketing roles, and a flair for making meaningful connections, Mykah naturally knows how to rock a platform, connect with crowds and teaching others how to do the same. She's been known to turn lackluster brands into marketing powerhouses faster than you can say "post"! Plus, her pun game is on point! At BiT, Mykah leads a team of marketing professionals who help bring the Baddies in Tech message to the masses. When she is not busy analyzing data and brainstorming campaign ideas, you can find Mykah in the gym or at a cute rooftop restaurant!

Sheria Stallings

Event Operations Manager

Tea Mitchell

Discord Community Manager

Chantel Baylor

Sponsor Relationship Manager

Allie Joy Tsahey

Founder & Executive Director

As the eldest daughter of Haitian immigrant parents, Albrina embraces her role as a lifelong learner and purpose-driven leader. She finds fulfillment in helping others operate in their divine light and creating pathways to success. With a non-traditional background in tech and a commitment to social justice, Albrina has worked with organizations to empower individuals through mental health awareness, equity, and inclusion. In her previous role at General Assembly, launched tech bootcamps across North America, helping over 300 Black and Brown individuals break into the industry. At Baddies in Tech, Albrina is committed to creating impactful programming, building meaningful partnerships, and unlocking access to opportunities that empower the next generation of women of color technology leaders

Asia Stewart

Director of Product & Strategy

Angela brings extensive experience in event production, project management, and integrated marketing, with a passion for connecting communities and brands. From her early PR days in beauty to leading workshops and panels in EdTech, she ensures stakeholders' expectations are met to create impactful, positive experiences. Her superpowers include Marie Kondo-ing visions into actions and building authentic relationships through genuine curiosity. Angela is the eldest of a Fujianese immigrant family and enjoys spending time outdoors and making healing foods for her loved ones.

Get Involved

Whether you’re a woman in tech looking for community support, or an employer committed to inclusion, there’s a place for you here. Join us in building a tech industry that uplifts, empowers, and celebrates women of color.

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