Will Lucas

On this week's episode of AfroTech's Black Tech Green Money, host Will Lucas breaks down how to mint your first NFT.

Black Tech Green Money is back to answer all of your questions on all things VC and managing a startup with Plexco Capital's Lo Toney.

kweliTV is here to change the narrative when it comes to sharing Black stories from not just an African American perspective, but globally!

Venture Capital is also all about having the right mindset according to Equal Ventures Co-Founder and General Partner, Richard Kerby.

Ita Ekpoudom is on a mission to help women gain access to venture capital through her role as partner at Gingerbread Capital.

After Silicon Valley investors doubted him, Clarence Bethea went on to build a successful company that's raised over $18M in capital.

AfroTech Executive brought together some of tech’s biggest power players in one room to discuss how to move the needle in tech.

ONE MusicFest co-founder and chief marketing officer, J. Carter chats about representation in the festival space on BTGM.

Generational wealth isn't always readily available for Black Americans but A. Donahue Baker is on a mission to change that!

Here's a lesson on equity and financial literacy from Malcolm Etheridge. He's on a mission to help the Black community with finances!

Eventnoire tackles discrimination in the event planning space for Black creatives, continues its mission to support Black cultural events.

In the latest episode of Black Tech Green Money, Dr. Key Hallmon shares why support is a verb with The Village Market ATL.

Sterling Smith built SandBox Commerce to help store owners launch e-commerce apps in less than 10 minutes without ever having to learn how to code.

Community plays a vital role in the success of a startup according to Bandwagon CEO & founder, Harold Hughes and here's why!

Technology is changing the world as we know it and it isn't a bad thing. Holler CEO and founder Travis Montaque shares how to use it to our advantage.