In the fast-evolving landscape of economic mobility and inclusivity, Jason Green stands out as a pivotal figure dedicated to bridging gaps in skills, health, and
Welcome to another engaging episode of “Equity in Focus.” Today, we delve into the unique fusion of technology and mindfulness with Tobias Gilbert, the innovative
Diversification is the cornerstone of a sound investment strategy. It involves spreading your investments across various asset classes to mitigate risk and achieve financial goals.
For any aspiring entrepreneur, securing funding is a critical hurdle to success. A well-funded business has the resources to develop, launch, and grow, but lacking
With his venture capital fund, Lightship Capital, Brian Brackeen offers the tools necessary for startup success while empowering and elevating underrepresented ecosystems and investing in
In 2019, Arian Simone and Ayana Parsons founded the Fearless Fund designed to help women of color-led businesses seek pre-seed, seed level, or series A
The Fearless Fund Venture Capital Summit is on its way to Atlanta Aug. 18-19. These are the top five reasons you should be at the Atlanta Symphony Hall
B. Pagels-Minor is a former Apple employee who specialized in product management. Minor realized there was a funding gap for minority-led startups and decided to
Dawn Myers is providing a solution to an age-old issue for Black women, the work invested in home hair care, i.e., doing it yourself. Myers
Sevetri Wilson is a Black female entrepreneur who is shaking up the tech space and defying the odds while raising capital at a meteoric rate.
Dawn Dickson is a serial entrepreneur and investor who is conquering the tech space. The Columbus, Ohio, native is the founder of PopCom, an automated
When Beatrice Dixon had a dream in 2012 that birthed her natural feminine hygiene brand, The Honey Pot Company, she never would’ve imagined the success
Several impactful women were recognized and celebrated on the first day of the third annual Rolling Out Innovation Digital Entertainment (RIDE) Conference Friday, Sept. 6,
In 2015, venture capitalists invested over $58.8 billion in businesses, yet African-Americans only received one percent of venture capital funding. While opportunities to grow small
