Join DivInc and Black Girl Ventures for And Still We Rise on Wednesday, November 13. For information and to register: https://lu.ma/divincafrotech
Efforts to create supportive, inclusive environments for underrepresented entrepreneurs are under attack nationwide.
Thanks to the forward-thinking leadership of the Fearless Fund, programs like DivInc and others still have legal leeway to directly fund minority groups. But the fight is far from over.
DivInc is excited to be back at AfroTech with Black Girl Ventures for a revisit of last year’s panel: And Still We Rise. Join us for a timely discussion with our partners on how we will continue to fight for our right to correct the wrongs of history.
Featured Speakers
Melissa Bradley
General Partner, 1863 Ventures
Rodney Williams
Co-Founder & Chairman, SoLo Funds; LISNR
Joshua Taylor
Director, Fifth Star Funds
Featuring SPECIAL GUEST TBA
…who played a critical role in the recent Fearless Fund litigation. Stay tuned for updates!
About DivInc
Our mission is to generate social and economic equity through entrepreneurship. Our vision is a world that is authentically diverse, equitable and inclusive, where social and economic disparities no longer exist.
We occupy a unique space of providing resources to support underrepresented groups while creating a community. We are unique because we care about our founders at our core and reflect that in every action.
About Black Girl Ventures
Black Girl Ventures (’BGV’) is a 501(c)(3) organization built to empower underrepresented and underfunded small businesses by providing them with access to community, capital, and capacity-building resources. Our ethos is to be at the intersection of civic engagement and hyperlocal infrastructure providing business support services, leadership development, social and financial capital to those we service.
