MujeresTech

What MujeresTech does

MujeresTech (legal name: Asociación Mujeres Tech) is a non-profit association founded in 2015 in Madrid, Spain, by Cristina Aranda, Sara Alvarellos, Mónica Montoya, and Pablo Rodríguez. Its mission is to increase the visibility of women in the digital sector, foster scientific-technological vocations among young girls, and serve as a networking platform for women professionals in Spain. The organization operates programs rather than products: the flagship GirlsTech initiative, developed with the US Embassy Spain since 2015, delivers technology education to girls aged 9-12 and has impacted over 1,000 girls across Spain; the #girlsgonna social initiative, created with everis (NTT Data) in 2018 and scaled to Mexico through BBVA in 2019, has reached over 2,000 people with educational resources targeting families and educators; and additional programming includes bimonthly digital skills workshops, the Mujeres Tech Summit (a 2017 event that drew 200+ secondary school students), digital literacy workshops for women in vulnerable situations including prison populations (2017), and #HomeSharing online sessions launched during COVID-19 in 2020.

MujeresTech does not develop proprietary technology. Its offering is a curated portfolio of community programs and educational initiatives built on volunteer delivery and partner-organization networks, including Betabeers, Makespace Madrid, Agile Girls, GirlsinTech, Programamos, Womentck, IE Área31, and the San Francisco International Women Entrepreneurs Forum. The organization contributed reviews and strategic input to the Spanish government's Libro Blanco sobre la Mujer en el sector de la tecnología, presented in March 2019, and was recognized by Spanish government bodies and the US Embassy as a key partner for gender equality in technology.

The business model is that of a non-profit association: programs are free to beneficiaries, and operations are funded through corporate partnerships (everis/NTT Data, BBVA), institutional collaboration (US Embassy Spain), and implicit support from Spanish government entities. The organization runs with a core team of 6 employees and a broader volunteer network, with geographic reach spanning Spain (primary) and Mexico (via BBVA). Revenue figures are not publicly disclosed. The organization celebrated its 10th anniversary at Autocine de Madrid on 22 May 2025, confirming continued active operations.

Name

MujeresTech

Legal name

Asociación Mujeres Tech

Website

https://mujerestech.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2015

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

MujeresTech is a Spanish non-profit association founded in 2015 that runs community and educational programs — including GirlsTech and #girlsgonna — to increase the visibility of women in the digital sector, foster STEM vocations among girls, and build a professional network for women in tech across Spain and Mexico.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Non-profit Community Development Services

NAICS

Educational Services (611), All Other Schools and Instruction (61169)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Leadership, Debate & Model UN Camps (EDAMALAK)

akta.pro secondary industry

Youth Leadership, Oratory & Civic Speaking Programs (EDAMAOAH)

Keywords

• Women in tech
• Digital inclusion
• STEM education
• Tech community network
• Gender diversity programs

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

MujeresTech is a non-profit association that runs a portfolio of programs and initiatives aimed at increasing visibility for women in the digital sector, fostering STEM vocations among young girls, and building a professional support network. Core offerings include the GirlsTech program (technology education for girls aged 9-12), digital skills workshops for various populations, the annual Mujeres Tech Summit, online #HomeSharing sessions, and the #girlsgonna social initiative. Programs are delivered free of charge through volunteers, partnerships, and event-based engagements.

Product overview

Mujeres Tech is a non-profit association that functions as a community network rather than a traditional product company. The organization offers a portfolio of programs and initiatives designed to increase visibility for women in the digital sector, foster technological vocations among young girls, and build a professional support network. The core offerings include GirlsTech (technology education for girls 9-12), digital skills workshops for various populations (general competencies, inclusion-focused for at-risk women), the annual Mujeres Tech Summit, #HomeSharing online sessions, and the #girlsgonna initiative developed with everis. These programs are interconnected, with GirlsTech serving as the flagship educational initiative while the support network, workshops, and summit events provide ongoing reinforcement and community building.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• GirlsTech: A technology education program for girls aged 9-12 launched in collaboration with the US Embassy in Spain, which has impacted over 1000 girls across Spain.
• #girlsgonna

Products and services

• GirlsTech A technology education program targeting girls aged 9-12, designed to foster scientific-technological vocations among young girls. Launched as a pilot in Madrid in 2015 in collaboration with the US Embassy Spain and has since expanded throughout Spain, impacting over 1,000 girls.
• Competencias Digitales y emprendimiento para todos (Digital Skills and Entrepreneurship for All) Bimonthly workshops conducted throughout 2016 to train various profiles on digital competencies, sharing knowledge and discussing diversity in the digital sector through sessions featuring women protagonists.
• Competencias Digitales para la inclusión (Digital Skills for Inclusion) Digital skills workshops conducted in 2017 for women at risk of social exclusion, including unemployed senior women and digital literacy workshops in women's prisons in the Community of Madrid.
• Mujeres Tech Summit Annual technology summit bringing together students and women technology leaders for presentations, workshops on programming and robotics, and networking to break gender stereotypes and biases in secondary education.
• #HomeSharing Sessions Online initiative launched in 2020 during COVID-19 led by Sonia Pacheco, where women from the network present their knowledge, experience, and analysis of the pandemic situation and its impact on their work areas.
• Red de apoyo para mujeres en el Sector Digital (Support Network for Women in the Digital Sector) Support network comprising annual encounters where all network members meet to share ideas, projects, and concerns, maintaining close communication throughout the year to find synergies and drive projects.
• #girlsgonna Social initiative created with everis in 2018 to decrease the gender gap in the digital sector. Publishes educational materials, resources, references, and teaching materials, and conducts awareness sessions for families and teachers about women in science and technology history.

Quantifiable outcome

• Over 3,000 people directly impacted through various programs (1,000+ girls in GirlsTech, 2,000+ in girlsgonna)

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

• BBVAcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2019BBVA partnered with MujeresTech to scale the #girlsgonna initiative, enabling expansion from Spain to Mexico and reaching over 2,000 people with resources and programs to promote women in technology.
• everiscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018MujeresTech collaborated with everis (NTT Data company) to create the #girlsgonna social initiative aimed at reducing the gender gap in the digital sector. The initiative produces educational materials, resources, and hosts awareness sessions for families and educators.
• US Embassy SpaincoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2015US Embassy Spain partnered with MujeresTech to design and implement the GirlsTech program, a flagship initiative promoting scientific and technological vocations among girls aged 9-12. The program, launched as a pilot in Madrid in 2015, has been extended nationwide and has impacted over 1,000 girls.
• Secretaría de Estado para la Sociedad de la Información y la Agenda DigitalflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Spanish government's Secretary of State invited MujeresTech to join the expert panel (Mesa de expertas) for developing the Libro Blanco sobre la Mujer en el sector de la tecnología, presented in March 2019. MujeresTech contributed reviews, feedback, and strategic direction.
• BetabeersminorGTM or Marketing PartnerMujeresTech collaborates with Betabeers community to expand reach and impact among startups and technology entrepreneurs, co-organizing events and initiatives.
• Makespace MadridminorGTM or Marketing PartnerPartnership with Makespace Madrid maker community to promote technology access and education, particularly for girls and young women.
• Agile GirlsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCollaboration with Agile Girls community focused on agile methodologies and women in technology.
• GirlsinTechminorGTM or Marketing PartnerInternational partnership with GirlsinTech to connect women in technology across borders and share best practices.
• ProgramamosminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCollaboration with Programamos (programming education organization) to deliver coding workshops as part of GirlsTech and other programs.
• San Francisco Intl. Women Entrepreneurs ForumminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMujeresTech participates in the San Francisco International Women Entrepreneurs Forum initiatives directed at women professionals, contributing to ecosystem development.
• IE Área31minorGTM or Marketing PartnerPartnership with IE Business School's Área31 entrepreneurship initiative for women in technology.
• WomentckminorGTM or Marketing PartnerCollaboration with Womentck women in technology community for networking and joint initiatives.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Laboratoria: LatAm non-profit that trains women from low-income backgrounds in web development and connects them with tech jobs. Comparable mission of using tech education to close gender gaps, with a similar non-profit funding model and a focus on Spanish-speaking geographies that overlap with MujeresTech's BBVA-driven Mexico expansion.
• Technovation: Global non-profit running technology and entrepreneurship programs for girls. Directly comparable to GirlsTech as a structured girls-in-STEM education initiative, though with a wider international footprint and a curriculum-based delivery model.
• Women Who Code: Global non-profit network supporting women in technology through local events, study groups, and career resources. Directly comparable as a community-led, volunteer-driven women-in-tech organization serving professional women across multiple geographies.
• WomenTech Network: Global community and content platform for women in technology featuring awards, conferences, and talent visibility. Comparable as a brand-driven women-in-tech community that, like MujeresTech, emphasizes visibility for women professionals in the digital sector.
• Black Girls CODE: US-based non-profit providing technology education for girls from underrepresented groups. Comparable to GirlsTech as a girls-in-STEM education program targeting young beneficiaries through workshops, with similar volunteer-driven delivery and corporate sponsorship model.
• European Women in Tech: European conference and community platform dedicated to women in technology, with summits across multiple European cities. Closely comparable to MujeresTech's regional summit model and women-in-tech networking focus, but operating at a broader European scale.
• Girls in Tech: International non-profit focused on girls and women in technology through education, mentoring, and entrepreneurship programs. MujeresTech is an actual partner of Girls in Tech; both run girls-in-tech education and women-in-tech community programs with similar volunteer and corporate-sponsor models.

Broad incumbents

• Fundación Telefónica (women in tech initiatives): Large Spanish foundation that runs digital inclusion and education programs, including women-in-tech initiatives. Comparable as a Spain-based institutional operator with resources and corporate backing far exceeding MujeresTech's, addressing overlapping beneficiaries.
• Women in Tech (WiT): Global network and conference platform connecting women in technology through summits, awards, and mentoring programs. Directly comparable as a women-in-tech community brand running summits similar to the Mujeres Tech Summit.
• AnitaB.org: Large global non-profit advancing women in computing through communities, research, and events (Grace Hopper Celebration). Broader and more resource-intensive than MujeresTech, but addresses the same women-in-tech visibility and pipeline challenge.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/MujeresTech
• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCeBL1yG_FH6nr50axb0jyBw
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/mujerestech

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Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Funding overview

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Investors

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