Brielle is a self-taught software engineer who has worked for a number of software companies including Google, Netflix and now Facebook. She is also a transgender woman. Brie embraced her gender and finally started presenting female in September, 2013 when she left Netflix and joined Facebook. Since then, she has contributed to the custom gender options release that took the TLBG community by storm in February, 2014. She then went on to be the face of transgender rights and activism within Facebook. In addition to her full time job of engineering she has also contributed to content policy, transgender insurance coverage change, aid to the #yeswecode organization to bring engineering to low opportunity individuals, and has been keynote speaker at Campus Pride in July, 2014.

An accomplished technology executive with extensive global expertise as a strategist, marketer and communicator, Meghan Stabler focuses on bringing ingenious programs and solutions to market. She is an advisor at CA Technologies, with specialties ranging from cybersecurity to mobility, BYOD, cloud, big data and other key disciplines. Prior to CA she helped craft strategy and messaging at BMC Software and was head of sales and business development at IT Masters before leading the eventual sale to BMC. Meghan had previously spent six years at CA as a senior global executive leading several organizations including development, marketing, communications, channels and strategic alliances. As a longtime member of the Board of Directors for the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) and a member of HRC’s Business Council, Meghan has helped bring about a revolution in LGBT inclusion in the workplace. Her work has brought transgender-inclusive policies to over two thirds of the Fortune 500 and raised the bar for transgender inclusion across industries and sectors. In 2014, Working Mother Magazine named her their Working Mother of the Year, the first transgender person to receive that honor.