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If you’re looking for a tech company that’s all about diversity and inclusion, look no further because Cre8te Technology is here! Serial entrepreneur , businessman, and philanthropist, Brandon McGhee formed Cre8te to bridge the gap between a concept and a product. Cre8te was built to foster innovation and partner with creatives to help them bring their ideas to life. “It all started when I studied under my mentor, a tech billionaire from Chicago,” shared McGhee in an exclusive interview with AfroTech. “I’ve always been a creative person and haven’t always had the resources needed to bring them to fruition and so my company Cre8te helps other creatives who’ve had the same sentiments.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cre8te (@cre8tetechnology) McGhee has always understands first-hand what it’s like to be a Black creative with limited resources but he’s now discovered that the same applies to Black founders. “I feel that other people say that they want to help but...
When it comes to the ceiling, there’s no limit to what Damon Brown aims for as an entrepreneur. Plus, he’s helping others do the same. “The more secure you are in what you’re nourishing the world with, the less you’re worried about the timeline,” said Brown on the latest episode of Black Tech Green Money with host Will Lucas. As a tech entrepreneur, author, and speaker, Brown has seemingly mastered the art of the side hustle and he is now using his platform to help other solopreneurs and non-traditional creatives bloom. “I have a level of sympathy and empathy, as well as perspective for the nontraditional entrepreneur,” continued Brown. “This means someone who’s trying to make an impact but may be overlooked.” Through his latest book, “Build From Now: How to Know Your Power, See Your Abundance & Nourish the World,” Brown is working to help others bring their worth and build from there. “[In the book], I’m talking about the four resources that we all have: Focus, Agility, Time and...
Hampton University was recently awarded $17.7 million as a recipient of The Reimagine Workforce Preparation Grant Program. In collaboration with the Virginia Board of Workforce Development and Old Dominion University, the historically Black institution will use the funding to establish the Virginia Workforce Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center. It will serve as an incubator for aspiring entrepreneurs with hopes of it growing the city’s economy. “Hampton’s proposal is especially promising,” said U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, who visited the campus last week. “This program is for all students of all ages, especially adult learners seeking new knowledge and skills to grow their own businesses. I’m excited to see how this Center will expand Hampton’s influential role in this community and throughout Virginia.” Hampton University Awarded $17.7 Million Grant to Establish the Virginia Workforce Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center: https://t.co/bM1xLymx4S...