Reshma Saujani is a distinguished pioneer and advocate for women’s empowerment and a prominent figure in technology and social activism. She founded Girls Who Code, a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology and changing the face of programming by teaching girls and young women computer science. Through her leadership, Girls Who Code has grown to reach thousands of girls and non-binary individuals and has significantly shifted the landscape for women in tech by creating a pipeline of future engineers.

In addition to her work with Girls Who Code, Reshma has also launched Moms First, an organization advocating for policy changes to support working mothers. Moms First is a testament to her commitment to systemic change, championing issues like paid family leave and affordable childcare.

Like Omlie, Reshma also champions the value of embracing authenticity through her popular #FailureFridays on social media. She frequently shares her personal setbacks to normalize and destigmatize failure, fostering a culture where honesty and vulnerability are seen as foundations for growth. Her dedication to embracing authenticity underscores her innovative leadership and commitment to creating a supportive, inclusive community just like Omlie Consulting.