Black Tech Green Money The Black Effect Network
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Black Tech Green Money presents the stories of successful Black entrepreneurs and technologists, as well as actionable advice and wealth-building strategies from a Black perspective. Hosted by Will Lucas (@willlucas), an entrepreneur, content creator, and Brand Manager at AfroTech, the world's largest Black tech digital platform and conference, Black Tech Green Money is THE podcast for Black entrepreneurs and moguls in the making.
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Jarvis Sam, The Rainbow Disruption
Jarvis Sam is the Founder and CEO at The Rainbow Disruption
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Andrew Hawkins, StatusPRO
Ep. 156 Andrew Hawkins, aka Hawk, is a former NFL wide receiver, having played 6 seasons in the league with teams like Bengals, the Browns, and the Patriots. Today, he’s a media personality AND co-founder at Status Pro, an athlete led technology company, which makes software for training and consumer entertainment.
On this episode, Hawk speaks with AfroTech's Will Lucas about how to secure A-List celebrity investors, NFL contracts, and the future of VR gaming.
Follow Will Lucas on Instagram at @willlucas
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Andrew McCaskill, LinkedIn
Andrew McCaskill is Career Expert & Global Communications at LinkedIn
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Drew Henson, TOQi
Drew Henson is an award-winning designer, entrepreneur and founder
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Jerome Howard, Culture Wireless
Jerome Howard is Chief Operating Officer at Culture Wireless
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