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33. Impact Investing, Hip Hop and the Black Opportunity, with Tino Chebebe
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My guest this week is Tino Chibebe, author of The Black Opportunity, Founders’ Associate at Azteq and Investment Committee member at Impact Shakers Microfund. In this episode, he discusses how:
- Impact investing can make a critical difference in tackling social and environmental challenges
- Afropeans are underrepresented in the venture capital and technology space in Belgium
- There is a bias against Black entrepreneurs, in part due to a lack of visibility and role models
- The “daughter effect” in venture capital underscores the importance of educating investors
- Diversity on investor teams and company boards is critical for changing the status quo
Key links
Tino Chebebe (LinkedIn)
The Black Opportunity (book)
A Place to Thrive (poem)
I Am An African (poem)
Thriving (book)
Wayne Visser (website)
Wayne Visser (LinkedIn)
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