Imagine a world of inclusion where HBCU grads have a seat at the table—or better yet, run the boardroom. Well, our panelists believe it can happen sooner than most think. Sit in on this exciting panel as our speakers offer insight on how to diversify ownership in venture capital.

They are the founders of Black and Latino/a/x-led organizations committed to building a more racially and ethnically diverse ecosystem in venture capital. Hear from Hadiyah Mujhid, Sydney Sykes, and Bahiyah Robinson as they delve into how their “for us, by us” mentality is shaping their intentions for the road ahead.

After more than a year since the first diagnosed case of COVID-19 in the U.S., the transformation of healthcare technology has constantly unfolded before our eyes. Hear from our panelists as they recap the latest advancements for access and equity in healthcare amid a global pandemic.

From our fashion and musical influence to our unduplicated impact and presence across social media, there is no mistaking that our culture has blazed the trail for centuries and effortlessly raised the bar for billions to follow. Hear how our panelists are finding a competitive advantage to leverage culture in the venture capital industry.

With innovation at every turn within the tech and venture capital industry, it’s no wonder that VCs are exploring novel ways to raise funds and invest. Listen in as HBCUvc Founder and CEO Hadiyah Mujhid sits down with Arlan Hamilton for an in-depth conversation around her non-traditional approach to venture capital and her recent raise on Republic which has forged a new model for raising funds. 

Within the book Black Founders at Work, written by HBCUvc, are inspiring and eye-opening stories from pioneering Black figures in venture capital. Join us for this conversation featuring some of the spotlighted voices behind these narratives as they share moments from their professional journeys.