A Way out of No Way: Black Entrepreneurship in the US
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What to expect:
Intensive workshop (meets on a single day from 10am - 3pm EST, 5 total hours of meeting time)
Meet the facilitator:
As the administrative head of the Keller Center, Cornelia plays a critical role in developing the Center’s strategic direction, kicking off new initiatives and overseeing the Center’s day to day operations encompassing a broad portfolio of curricular/ co-curricular initiatives in entrepreneurship, design and innovation. She also co-leads the Program in Institutional and Historical Racism in Engineering, Technology and Innovation at SEAS and co-leads along with Ishan Beezer the Workshop series on the History and Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States. Ishan Beezer serves as a Keller Center Fellow whose research focuses on urban and minority entrepreneurship. Dr. Keith Hollingsworth is Professor of Business Administration at Morehouse College and actively involved in student development and research on Black Business HistoryHis classes include Data Analytics and Modeling and Black Entrepreneurial History in the US. In 2003, Hollingsworth was the recipient of the Vulcan Materials Teaching Excellence Award for Morehouse College.
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**Please note that this session is virtual; you will receive a Zoom link a few days prior to the session**