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| Date | Title | Description |
| 19.12.2022 | 3 Black founders predict little will change in VC in 2023 | Though inflation appears to be dropping, economic conditions remain uncertain, and the overall fundraising climate is reverting to pre-pandemic levels. For Black founders, who have rarely received more than 1% of total venture capital inves... |
| 24.02.2022 | Reflections on the future of Black entrepreneurship | Jeannine A. Cook held a grand opening for Harriett’s Bookshop in Philadelphia on February 1, 2020, just before the start of the pandemic. Courtesy of Jeannine A. Cook In 2020, a racial reckoning in the US led to a sociopolitical shift. In 2... |
| 27.02.2021 | WATCH: Next-Gen founders talk racial equity in tech, and share insight on navigating the industry | Racial equity in tech has become a major talking point this past year, but has that talk been paired with action? Advertisement In the United States, still only about 1% of Black entrepreneurs receive funding for their businesses. In 2018, ... |
| 26.02.2021 | WATCH: Next-Gen founders talk racial equity in tech, and share insight on navigating the industry | Racial equity in tech has become a major talking point this past year, but has that talk been paired with action? So, we spoke to them. On Thursday, February 25, Insider’s reporter Dominic-Madori Davis chatted with Realtime CEO and cofounde... |
| 24.02.2021 | SIGN UP HERE FOR OUR LIVE EVENT ON THURSDAY: Next-Gen founders on racial equity and inclusion in tech | (L-R) Urenna Okonkwo, Jordan Walker, Vernon Coleman Courtesy of Urenna Okonkwo; Willie Coleman; Courtesy of Jordan Walker; Samantha Lee/Insider Sign up here for our live event on February 25th at 12 PM ET. Visit Business Insider’s homepage ... |
| 24.02.2021 | SIGN UP HERE FOR OUR LIVE EVENT ON THURSDAY: Next-Gen founders on racial equity and inclusion in tech | Sign up here for our live event on February 25th at 12 PM ET. Advertisement The Black Lives Matter protests last summer helped fuel a new drive for diversity and inclusion in the workplace. But how far have we come since then? And how much ... |
| 13.02.2021 | SIGN UP HERE FOR OUR LIVE EVENT ON FEB. 25: Next-Gen founders on racial equity and inclusion in tech | (L-R) Urenna Okonkwo, Jordan Walker, Vernon Coleman Courtesy of Urenna Okonkwo; Willie Coleman; Courtesy of Jordan Walker; Samantha Lee/Insider Sign up here for our live event on February 25th at 12 PM ET. Visit Business Insider’s homepage ... |
| 27.12.2020 | Meet one of the youngest Black entrepreneurs in tech, who just raised a seed round topping $4 million that included Alexis Ohanian | Realtime, an invite-only social networking app cofounded by two Gen Zers, announced in late December a $4 million seed round led by Alexis Ohanian's Seven Seven Six venture fund. Users on the app create video chat rooms where they can talk ... |
| 20.12.2020 | Meet one of the youngest Black entrepreneurs in tech, who just raised a seed round topping $4 million that included Alexis Ohanian | Vernon Coleman. Courtesy of Vernon Coleman Realtime, an invite-only social networking app cofounded by two Gen Zers, announced in late December a $US4 million seed round led by Alexis Ohanian‘s Seven Seven Six venture fund. Users on the app... |
| 18.12.2020 | A New Alexis Ohanian-Backed App Would Like To Make Us A Little Less Lonely | A new app called Realtime hopes to foster spontaneous chats among strangers sitting out quarantine ... [+] alone, and it has attracted investors like Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian.Courtesy Realtime |