Media kit | Feature Re:Coded

Our Vision

We believe that everyone should have equitable access to education and the potential to thrive in the digital economy.

Re:Coded is a global non-profit that offers market driven skills programs for underserved and displaced talent in fields such as software development, data and product design. Our model creates a return on investment for donors and economic and social mobility for participants.

Our Impact

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Employment rate

We believe in the power of employment to change lives. Our goal is to prepare, place and support our learners into life-changing careers.

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We only select students who are deeply committed to building a sustainable career in tech.

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Female students

We support gender diversity in tech and aim for 50% of women in our programs. To date, over 55 participants are identify as female in our programs.

Number of Students

1400

Participants graduated from bootcamps

11,000

Participants enrolled in Skill:Up Courses

Re:Coded Founders

Alexandra Clare

CEO & Co-Founder

Ali is passionate about the potential of technology to solve our biggest challenges. Prior to co-founding Re:Coded, she worked at the intersection of humanitarian advocacy, innovation and law, working for organizations ranging from NYU to the UN, Human Rights Watch and the NSW Department of Public Prosecutions.

Alexandra's work has been featured on CNN, Vogue, TechCrunch, and BBC. Recognized for her contributions, she received the Women in Tech Global Award (2023, 2021), NYU’s Changemaker of the Year (2021), and ANU’s Alumni of the Year (2020). She holds a MSc. in Global Afffairs from NYU and a law degree from the Australian National University. She is also Millennium Fellow with the Atlantic Council.

Marcello Bonatto

COO & Co-Founder

Marcello’s deep curiosity about education, leadership and innovation has led him to work with a variety of private and public sector organizations globally from the UN, the Canadian Government and global media outlets like Globo. Over the years, he's had the honor of speaking in front of audiences of tens of thousands to share the message that unleashing human potential is the most powerful force for change on the planet and has had his work showcased across publications such as the TED, Social Good Summit, BBC, Reuters and CNN.

Marcello was a 2021 Workforce Fellow at Columbia University, where he received his MIA in International Affairs with a full scholarship from the Lehman Foundation.