Lady Mariéme Jamme is a Senegalese-born, French-British entrepreneur, technologist, and digital inclusion advocate with more than two decades of experience in technology, system change, and sustainable development. She is Founder and CEO of iamtheCODE, the first African-led global movement focused on advancing STEAMD education and digital skills for girls, with a goal of enabling 1 million young women and girls to become coders by 2030. She is also Founder and CEO of Accur8Global, a consultancy focused on human-centered leadership, ethical AI, digital transformation, and social impact, and serves as an External Advisor to Bain & Company, supporting work on sustainability, inclusive AI, and digital equity.

Mariéme's work spans AI, digital inclusion, technology policy, sustainability, and education, with a particular focus on expanding access to technology for marginalized communities. She has collaborated with UNHCR and other UN agencies to establish coding academies and mental health programs in refugee camps and underserved communities, authored 23 STEM education policies, and contributed to technology and digital policy initiatives across Africa and other regions. She serves on the Global Leadership Council of Generation Unlimited and as Senior Advisor for the Sustainable Development Goals at the Oxford SDG Impact Lab. She previously served on the boards of the World Wide Web Foundation and the ITU Generation Connect Visionaries Board. Her recognitions include an Honorary Doctorate from Business and Technology University, recognition as a BBC 100 Woman, a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, and the 2017 Global Goals Innovation Award from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and UNICEF.