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African-American women are the fastest growing group of female entrepreneurs and that is becoming more and more evident, but what is even more interesting is we are stepping into and carrying out leadership roles like never before, and it's being recognized.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the winners of the second annual Growth Accelerator Fund Competition.
I applaud the response from those corporations that put social responsibility ahead of the bottom line. They demonstrated the courage and conscience to remove representations of racial intolerance painful to legions of stakeholders—employees, managers, corporate directors, suppliers, and, most especially, customers.
Pipeline Angels is a network of new and seasoned women investors that is changing the face of angel investing and creating capital for women social entrepreneurs. Throughout the year, Pipeline Angels holds a signature bootcamp for new investors and a signature pitch summit for startups looking for funding. Pipeline Angles has opened a call for applications for its fall 2016 signature angel investing bootcamps.
Silicon Valley’s diversity problems are no secret. So, of course, we don’t need to create a replica of the region known for producing some of the most innovative companies in the world. But there are still quite a few lessons startups can steal from the Silicon Valley framework.
