MENTORS

Real mentors. Real impact.

Behind every successful program are the individuals who bring it to life. Our mentors are accomplished Black professionals in tech who share their time, knowledge, and lived experience to guide and empower the next generation—one conversation, one workshop, one breakthrough at a time.

MENTOR PROFILE

Bryan Johnson

CEO and Founder, Black Boys Code

Bryan Johnson is an innovative leader and advocate for greater diversity in the technology sector. As the CEO and Founder of Black Boys Code, he has made it his mission to reshape the narrative around Black representation in STEM by empowering the next generation of Black youth through education and mentorship.

Since founding Black Boys Code in 2016, Bryan has overseen the launch of 13 chapters across Canada, five in the United States, and four Black Kids Code (Girls) chapters in Canada. Under his leadership, the organization has grown into a national movement recognized for its commitment to digital literacy, innovation, and community transformation.

Bryan’s strong leadership, untethered vision and advanced business insight are responsible for the tremendous growth and success of Black Boys Code. Bryan welcomes the opportunity to connect with other enterprising individuals and innovative organizations that are seeking to leave their own lasting mark on the world.

TESTIMONIALS

Feedback from our community

These classes helped him create a broader understanding of both mathematical and coding concepts. The best part of the Black Boys Code is the Teacher engagement with the Students

Royemna, Parent, Edmonton

The class has brought out... hidden critical thinking skills like logical, reasoning, problem solving and creativity. We appreciate the program for providing a conducive, inclusive and student centered environment. This program help built student confidence, understanding and ultimately preparing them for future success.

Oluwaseyi, Parent, Regina

Meeting professionals who look like me and have succeeded in tech has changed my view of what’s possible for my future. I’ve learned new coding skills and I feel supported by a community that believes in me.

Michael, 13 yrs old, Vancouver

Bryan Johnson

Feedback from our community

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