Increasing the Ranks of Black Senior Leaders in Engineering Roles w/ Nick Caldwell
Nick Caldwell is, at the time, Vice President of Engineering at Reddit, one of the largest online community platforms, and the 9th most visited website in the world. Today, Nick is a General Manager a...
21 Jun 202236min
No More Crumbs. How to Raise A Large VC Fund w/ Ollen Douglass
Ollen Douglas is Managing Partner at Motley Fool Ventures which is an early stage technology focused venture fund focused on companies at the series A level. He previously served as a Chief Financial ...
14 Jun 202244min
Why We Need More Black Data Scientists w/ Matthew Finney
Matthew Finney is a Data Scientist and Strategy Consultant at Harvard. There, he develops AI decision systems to help large organizations make an impact on their most challenging business and mission ...
7 Jun 202230min
FLASHBACK - How Black Culture Leads All Global Culture w/ Tristan Walker
Tristan Walker is the Founder & CEO of Walker & Company Brands which include the brands Bevel and FORM, both designed to meet the health and beauty needs of people of color. He’s also Founder and Boa...
31 Mai 202241min
Tech, The Metaverse and Mental Happiness with Tamar Blue
Tamar Blue, is a Y Combinator alum and founder and CEO of MentalHappy– a mental health platform helping individuals overcome challenging life events via professionally-led peer support groups. On this...
24 Mai 202238min
FLASHBACK - Scaling Non-Profits with Tech w/ Sevetri Wilson
Sevetri Wilson is a serial entrepreneur and founder at Resilia, a New Orleans based technology startup that helps nonprofit organizations increase capacity and enable enterprises that deploy billions ...
17 Mai 202241min
Black Women Navigating Generational Wealth from AfroTech Executive Brooklyn
We can’t have a conversation about wealth in the Black community without highlighting how Black women build it, as, there’s nuance. It’s different for Black people to build wealth than it is for white...
10 Mai 202241min
How Corporate Boards Really Work with Ursula Burns
Ursula Burns was CEO of Xerox from 2009 to 2016, the first among black women to be a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, and the first woman to succeed another as head of a Fortune 500 company. Most pertine...
3 Mai 202242min
