2016 MMTC Access To Capital Conference – Tech in the City Panel

2016, Access to Capital, Alton Sterling, Baton Rouge, Brandon Andrews, CCTV, Charlotte, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, Eric Garner, Implicit Bias, NYC, Police Involved Shooting, Racism, Terrence Crutcher, Tulsa, World Insight

2016, Access to Capital, Comcast, DC, MMTC, NBC Universal, Pitch Competition, Verizon, Washington

DC, DC City Council, DC Commission on Fashion Arts and Events, DC Government, fashion

1776, ABC, Anacostia, ATL, Atlanta, Atlanta Georgia, Atlanta Tech Village, ATV, Brand Camp, Brand Camp University, BrandCampU, D.C., DC, Dekalb County, Dekalb County Chamber of Commerce, Department of Commerce, Detroit, Detroit Michigan, Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship, GA, General Assembly, Georgia, Ghost Note, Ghost Note Agency, Growth Accelerator Fund, Hajj Flemings, Mark Burnett, MBDA, MI, Michigan, Minority Business Development Agency, Morehouse College, New York City, NYC, OHUB, Opportunity Hub, Phoebe Group, Rodney Sampson, SBA, SBIC, SBIR, Shark, Shark Tank, Silicon Harlem, small business, Small Business Administration, Southeast DC, STTR, Tech Town, TechNoir, TechTown, TheHive2.0, UNCF, unemployment, United Negro College Fund, US Black Chambers, Values Partnerships, VC, Venture Capital, Ward 8, Washington