
Coding Challenge: Call For Code 2018
It’s not your everyday coding challenge; Call for Code is a global initiative that brings together developers, data professionals, celebrities, humanitarian response agencies, tech influencers,
Lillian Pierson, P.E., fractional CMO and growth strategist, engineers marketing systems that drive predictable growth for tech startups. With a professional engineering license and 20 years of experience driving growth for Fortune 100 and early-stage companies alike, she bridges product and growth marketing to drive real boots-on-the-ground traction. She's trained 2M+ professionals in AI and data, grown organic channels to 750K+ followers, and authored 11 books including Data Science For Dummies. Lillian helps VC-backed and bootstrapped founders (pre-revenue to $6M ARR) scale through structured playbooks and data-driven systems.

It’s not your everyday coding challenge; Call for Code is a global initiative that brings together developers, data professionals, celebrities, humanitarian response agencies, tech influencers,

Call for Code is an empowering cry to developers to drive a long-lasting positive change in the world with their code using their skills and

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