17 Nov Harbor Bank plots incubator to support minority startups, entrepreneurs
Harbor Bank of Maryland plans to open a new downtown coworking space to support local African-American entrepreneurs and startups....
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16 Nov Beyond Coding: How To Cultivate The “Power Skills” Of Tech
Beyond Coding: How To Cultivate The "Power Skills" Of Tech...
16 Nov Computers are colorblind, but diversity is still an issue in the tech industry
Computers are colorblind, but diversity is still an issue in the tech industry...
16 Nov A Brewmaster’s Secrets To Creating A Lasting Buzz For Your Brand
Brewmaster is the third-best job title in the world. "The first is astronaut," says Garrett Oliver, the brewmaster for Brooklyn Brewery since 1994. "The next is quarterback. But after that comes brewmaster." One thing that's exceedingly clear to the group visiting Brooklyn Brewery during the Fast...
16 Nov Historically Black Colleges and Universities Join Silicon Valley Tech Companies for UNCF’s Fourth Annual HBCU I.C.E. Summit
Fifty-three students and 19 faculty members representing more than 30 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) will visit nearly a dozen Silicon Valley/Bay Area corporations this week as UNCF hosts the fourth annual HBCU I.C.E. (Innovation, Commercialization and Entrepreneurship) Summit. The goal of the four-day...
04 Nov Nielsen: Black Millennials Are Tech Savvy, Early Adopters – commentary by Ellen McGirt
In digital supremacy, black millennials shall lead the way. That’s the core finding of a new Nielsen study called Young, Connected and Black, which describes the black millennial cohort in America as sophisticated, optimistic, exuberant and reflective. They’re influential. They’re bold. And they are shaping important...