Afrotech
Afrotech on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“I feel very strongly and bullish on AfroTech as an institution continuing to grow and provide value to our community.”
Speaker expresses strong bullish sentiment about AfroTech's future growth and value to the community as a profitable business.
▶ Hear it“So, it's not just about, oh, I'm black in tech. Like, oh, what's it like to be black in tech? No. How do you become a product manager? What certifications do you need? Like, how do you raise a million dollars? How do you raise a VC fund and get 200, $300 million under management? And that was the beginning of creating Afroch and creating the space, which started off with only 350 people. We were in the mall in downtown San Francisco. Like, it was very scrappy, you know. Now, it's 40,000 in Houston.”
Guest created Afrotech as a successful ecosystem initiative to teach Black professionals about tech careers and wealth creation, with growth from 350 to 40,000 people.
▶ Hear it“Obviously, if you're hiring people at AfroTech, you can see the careers that they're looking for.”
The speaker mentions AfroTech in the context of hiring people and providing career opportunities in the technology sector.
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