The Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) in Anaheim, California, has been cancelled. This decision was made due to a lack of sufficient funds to cover operating expenses, as both individual registrations and sponsorship commitments fell below anticipated levels.
The cancellation affects many attendees who had made travel arrangements, booked hotels, secured visas, and planned time away from work. Organizers have advised all planned attendees to directly cancel their airline, train, hotel, and other related reservations.
Information regarding GHC registration fees, sponsorships, and exhibitor commitments will be communicated directly to affected individuals and organizations. AnitaB.org, the organizing body, will contact registrants about fee refunds by October 26. The circumstances leading to the cancellation have also adversely affected AnitaB.org's finances, prompting the organization to evaluate strategic alternatives and future programming options.
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The Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) for women in computing was canceled two weeks before its start due to insufficient registrations and sponsorship commitments. This cancellation has negatively impacted AnitaB.org's finances, leading the nonprofit to consider strategic alternatives.
The Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) in Anaheim, CA, has been cancelled due to insufficient individual registrations and sponsorship commitments. This cancellation impacts attendees who made travel arrangements and affects AnitaB.org's finances, prompting an evaluation of future programming.