This month, we invite Yan Fan, Co-Founder and COO of Code Chrysalis, a Silicon Valley-style coding bootcamp based in Tokyo, to the stage to discuss the challenges and successes in being a female business leader within the tech space.
In this session, we will dive into what it means to be a female business leader and explore how Yan has navigated the industry and scaled her business. She will share her own experiences, stories and thoughts on how the tech space and Japanese business world could grow and evolve.
This event will be held in English.
Code Chrysalis
Co-Founder & COO
Born in China and raised in Seattle, Yan graduated from Dartmouth College with degrees in Economics and Arabic. After graduation, Yan worked at Bunge Global Agribusiness, a commodities trading house. After a career change into tech, Yan worked as a software engineer at Ayasdi, a leading Silicon Valley machine learning startup, and as an instructor for Hack Reactor’s prep course.
Code Chr…
Born in China and raised in Seattle, Yan graduated from Dartmouth College with degrees in Economics and Arabic. After graduation, Yan worked at Bunge Global Agribusiness, a commodities trading house. After a career change into tech, Yan worked as a software engineer at Ayasdi, a leading Silicon Valley machine learning startup, and as an instructor for Hack Reactor’s prep course.
Code Chrysalis is Yan’s second coding bootcamp–with Hack Reactor, she co-founded and served as CTO of a coding school in Jordan helping refugees in 2016.
Rainmaking Innovation Japan
Chapter Director
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RAINMAKING INNOVATION JAPAN
Co-Director
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McLEAR
Event Host
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