An impact worth telling
This week, Miami Beach became the epicenter of a conversation that matters deeply to all of us: the future of women in technology. Junior Achievement Americas was at the heart of the event, presenting the “ She is Digital ” program.
Fintech Americas 2026 (& Femtech) brought together leaders, innovators, and change-makers from across the hemisphere. It was a space created for those who are redefining the financial and technology industries—and She is Digital had the opportunity to share their transformative impact and success stories, with the goal of continuing to amplify that impact.
Three ideas that guided each session and conversation
- Build key connections to expand our professional network.
- Share success stories with women who are transforming the industry.
- Be part of the movement that is changing the future of thousands of women in the Americas.
From scholarships for cybersecurity training and international certifications to strengthening social-emotional skills, job readiness, and support for the transition into the workforce— She is Digital has become a topic of conversation because it is closing the gender gap in technology and changing the lives of thousands of women seeking to transform their professional careers.
It was a proud moment for the entire Junior Achievement Americas network—and a reminder of why programs like this exist: to bring about real, lasting change in the lives of young women who want to start a career in technology.
Click on the link below to read the post by Noël Zemborain, president of Junior Achievement Americas, about his participation in Fintech Americas and the presentation of the program at FemTech, a forum designed for women leaders in the industry.
We would like to thank our partners who make our impact possible: the Kyndryl Foundation, the Lenovo Foundation, Delta, Accenture, Valvoline, and Cisco.