Invest in black entrepreneurs because it’s good business, not out of ‘social obligation’

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Invest in black entrepreneurs because it’s good business, not out of ‘social obligation’

Chelsea Ng
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September 10, 2015

Don’t invest in African-American led companies because of diversity, but because they’re a good business, argued African-American founders and venture capitalists at the PreMoney conference.

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