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about Drea Alphonso

Head of Partnerships

Black Tech Women

With more than five years of experience in Silicon Valley as a program manager, Drea’s tenure in tech has ran the spectrum from education to user strategies. In her most recent role as a service design lead for a product support organization, Drea is able to bring her enthusiasm and knack for design thinking to the table. Her affinity towards technology grew during her time as a field organizer on the reelection campaign for President Barack Obama. With access to Google tools, she witnessed firsthand the transformative power behind technology. Combining her passion for technology and community, she is also now Head of Partnerships for Black Tech Women. In this role, Drea is responsible for collaborating with key organizations and businesses to help grow, develop, and enhance the lives of black women in tech. As a sports enthusiast, Drea is also a sports x tech contributor for publications likes the San Francisco Chronicle, Fox Sports’ Yardbarker, and The Sports Fan Journal. She graduated from Loyola Marymount University with a degree in Biology and African American studies.

Why CBE?

CBE provides a much needed platform and space for Black professionals in the Bay Area and byeond. It gives us the opportunity to come together, learn from each other, and to celebrate our accomplishments collectively. CBEWeek is such an uplifting time for the community and I am excited to lend my hand to support the team this year!