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April 30, 2024
/PRNewswire/ -- East Chop Capital (East Chop) today marks the successful closure of its Fund II at $11 million, which focuses exclusively on luxury vacation...
June 28, 2022
This show is expected to sell out!
June 24, 2022
Fawn Weaver, CEO of the Black-owned spirits brand, will stop in Columbus on June 29 as part of a nationwide tour.
January 4, 2022
A Yakima-based brewery just announced a merger with an Oregon brewery. Hop Capital Brewing merged with Ridgewalker Brewing.
December 7, 2021
These local comedians will taking the stage at Hop Capital Brewing, December 11th.
December 7, 2021
These local comedians will taking the stage at Hop Capital Brewing, December 11th.
January 31, 2021
HBCU Grads Turn Travel Passion Into $10 Million Real Estate Portfolio in Less Than 5 Years (Image Credit: Jack Manning, Jaxon Photo Group) HBCU grads, Carrington M. Carter and Calvin J. Butts, Jr. of East Chop Capital, are changing the face of private equity. The two Hampton graduates recently announced the closing of their $4 million fund. With a strong background in real estate and entrepreneurship, Carter and Butts are capitalizing on the multi-billion dollar global vacation rental market....
January 13, 2021
Calvin L. Butts Jr. and Carrington M. Carter are looking to make a change in the real estate, travel and hospitality industries. Butts Jr. and Carter have formed East Chop Capital to pool “the resources of many, to accomplish much more than individuals can on their own.” Through their work as real estate developers, they have helped minority investors enter the $170 billion vacation rental market. “Our firm was created to help accredited investors build wealth and gain exposure to privat...
January 6, 2021
Posted on 289 When it comes to funding minority entrepreneurs, only 1 percent goes to Black founders. With only 2 percent of investment professionals being Black, one private equity firm seeks to change the face of the industry. Today, East Chop Capital, a Black-owned private equity firm, announces the successful closing of its inaugural $4 million fund. The fund was created to capitalize on the thriving $113 billion global vacation ...