Blavity co-founders’ nonprofit to drive Black economic achievement and mobility

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Black economic empowerment organization, Blavity.org, aims to increase business equity among Black Americans.
Kyle Rosenbaum
  • May 11, 2021
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Blavity made headlines when it became one of the few Black-owned companies to raise more than $12 million in venture capital and now the global media company, created by and for Black Millenials and Gen-Z, has set its sights on helping others do the same. The founders, Morgan DeBaun, Aaron Samuels and Jeff Nelson announced last week a new racial equity and social impact organization named Blavity.org.

Morgan DeBaun, co-founder and CEO of Blavity, oversees a network of five sites -- Blavity.com,...

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Kyle Rosenbaum is the publisher and editor-in-chief of Brand&Culture. He reports on topics related to leadership and marketing news, in addition to directing and managing editorial across the platform.
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