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Marceau Michel—creator of Black Founders Matter—is aiming to raise $10 million for visionaries of color in tech.

Brooklyn teen artist Cheyenne Sookoo launched Events on Canvas which provides live painting at an array of different events.

Sheena Allen, 29, has launched CapWay to help underserved communities learn more about the importance of financial literacy.

The Russell Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship will serve as a valuable resource for Black entrepreneurs in Atlanta.

Facebook has teamed up with She Leads Africa to create She Means Business; an initiative designed to empower Nigerian women entrepreneurs.

Sherrexia Rolle is the youngest person to run the largest Black-owned airline in the Bahamas.

Bri’Ann Stephens founded Pink Productions as an avenue to inspire women to reach their personal and professional goals.

Jay Z’s venture fund Arrive will invest in the fintech platform Robinhood.

Lynette Abbott created her business Craft My Occasion to increase the racial representation in children’s party supplies.

Harlem Capital Partners is an initiative designed to invest in businesses created by at least 1,000 diverse entrepreneurs over the next two decades.

Wells Fargo is investing $6.6 million to support minority-owned businesses.

17-year-old Memphis-based entrepreneur Journi Prewitt created the Black Butterfly Beautiful box to inspire Black girls to read.