From media to corporate outreach, there are plenty of statements being put out there today — some sincere and some seemingly more about posturing than progress — in support of Black entrepreneurship and innovation. But
Blake Patton has seen the rise of Atlanta's tech ecosystem like few others.
As managing partner and founder of Tech Square Ventures, which through two separate funds has already invested in
Having a special name can be a gift and a curse — take it from someone named after one of the greatest and most famous basketball players of all time, and also one of
Urjanet, which considers itself “the world’s largest utility data network,” and announced today that it has raised $14.65 million in a Series D Investment, with participation from Equifax, as well as
BIOMILQ, a “women-owned, science-led and mother-centered” startup, just raised $3.5 million in a Seed round led by Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Purple Orange Ventures, Blue Horizon Ventures and entrepreneur Shazi
