11thMay1960’sGAFAMGen Zwomen95%8thMarchRadiaPerlmanJeffreyM.Siminoff46%19AllyPatriciaPrinceTaggart atDigital A.iMarchAppleLeaders7xWITFebruary11, 2023DE&IReturnships1800’sGirlsWhoCode53%SusanKare25.5%COO ofFacebookGoogle-ingMentorshipROIHedyLamarr5:163%Small TechCompaniesCEO ofLutaSecurityENIACSixMeganSmithForbesGraceHopperKansasCityAdeleGolberg$16billionJoanBall865,000Microsoft'sTechHerCEO ofYouTubeMaryWilkesInclusive5FemaleCEO’sBloombergGender-EqualityIndexCEO ofOracleAdaLovelaceSTEAM40%73%TechnicalInnovationLaurenePowellJobs11thMay1960’sGAFAMGen Zwomen95%8thMarchRadiaPerlmanJeffreyM.Siminoff46%19AllyPatriciaPrinceTaggart atDigital A.iMarchAppleLeaders7xWITFebruary11, 2023DE&IReturnships1800’sGirlsWhoCode53%SusanKare25.5%COO ofFacebookGoogle-ingMentorshipROIHedyLamarr5:163%Small TechCompaniesCEO ofLutaSecurityENIACSixMeganSmithForbesGraceHopperKansasCityAdeleGolberg$16billionJoanBall865,000Microsoft'sTechHerCEO ofYouTubeMaryWilkesInclusive5FemaleCEO’sBloombergGender-EqualityIndexCEO ofOracleAdaLovelaceSTEAM40%73%TechnicalInnovationLaurenePowellJobs

Get Wired BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 11th May
  2. 1960’s
  3. GAFAM
  4. Gen Z women
  5. 95%
  6. 8th March
  7. Radia Perlman
  8. Jeffrey M. Siminoff
  9. 46%
  10. 19
  11. Ally
  12. Patricia Prince Taggart at Digital A.i
  13. March
  14. Apple Leaders
  15. 7x
  16. WIT
  17. February 11, 2023
  18. DE&I
  19. Returnships
  20. 1800’s
  21. Girls Who Code
  22. 53%
  23. Susan Kare
  24. 25.5%
  25. COO of Facebook
  26. Google-ing
  27. Mentorship
  28. ROI
  29. Hedy Lamarr
  30. 5:1
  31. 63%
  32. Small Tech Companies
  33. CEO of Luta Security
  34. ENIAC Six
  35. Megan Smith
  36. Forbes
  37. Grace Hopper
  38. Kansas City
  39. Adele Golberg
  40. $16 billion
  41. Joan Ball
  42. 865,000
  43. Microsoft's TechHer
  44. CEO of YouTube
  45. Mary Wilkes
  46. Inclusive
  47. 5 Female CEO’s
  48. Bloomberg Gender- Equality Index
  49. CEO of Oracle
  50. Ada Lovelace
  51. STEAM
  52. 40%
  53. 73%
  54. Technical Innovation
  55. Laurene Powell Jobs