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CEO Candice Matthews-Brackeen takes over Black Tech Week - Vimarsana News

CEO Candice Matthews-Brackeen takes over Black Tech Week

Candice Matthews-Brackeen is the founder and CEO of Lightship Foundation, the Cincinnati-based firm that supports underrepresented, early-stage

Lightship Capital CEO Brian Brackeen is investing in future Black tech entrepreneurs and unicorns - Vimarsana News

Lightship Capital CEO Brian Brackeen is investing in future Black tech entrepreneurs and unicorns

Lightship Capital, led by general partner Brian Brackeen and his wife and cofounder Candice Matthews Brackeen, is a venture capital fund based in Cincinnati.

Arlan Hamilton, Beatrice Dixon: Just 2 Reasons to Stop By Inc.'s Founders House at Black Tech Week - Vimarsana News

Arlan Hamilton, Beatrice Dixon: Just 2 Reasons to Stop By Inc.'s Founders House at Black Tech Week

Inc.'s Founders House is popping up again, this time at Black Tech Week, happening in Cincinnati, Ohio. Here's what attendees can expect from the five-day event.

Source: inc.com
Black Entrepreneurs in Miami Feel Bypassed by the Tech Boom - Los Angeles Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Black Entrepreneurs in Miami Feel Bypassed by the Tech Boom - Los Angeles Sentinel

 Black hair care is often overlooked by venture capitalists, a world that remains distant from Black and Brown communities. Only 2% of venture capitalists are Black men and only 1% are Black women.

Black entrepreneurs in Miami feel bypassed by the tech boom - Vimarsana News

Black entrepreneurs in Miami feel bypassed by the tech boom

Black hair care is often overlooked by venture capitalists, a world that remains distant from Black and Brown communities. Only 2% of venture capitalists are Black men and only 1% are Black women.