
Tech Entrepreneurship with Falon Thomas | Ep. 124
About this episode
FaLon joins Tiffany this Tuesday to discuss how she started her career in tech, gained experience and started her own business to help other women get into tech.
About Our Guest
FaLon Thomas is the founder and CEO of Onyx Ocean Technologies Inc., a software, mobile app and website development company. She studied business at NC A&T University. She has been a software engineer working in the technology industry for 10 years. FaLon has taught kids how to code and mentored students for the past 5 years. She is also a speaker that discusses entrepreneurship and technology. She now teaches women how to start their own profitable tech business in 60 days with her coaching program Fearless Tech Entrepreneur. You can visit it here: https://www.fearlesstechentrepreneur.com.
Connect with Falon
Twitter: @FaLonTheCEO
Website: https://www.fearlesstechentrepreneur.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/falontheceo/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FearlessTechEntrepreneur
Connect with Tiffany on Social Media
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