Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

Jessica Norwood (RUNWAY) and Rodney Sampson (OHUB) - Entrepreneurship and Racial Justice

Nov 4, 2020

49:16

Highlights

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Understanding the Depth of the Problem

02:36

The Cultural Competency of Black Business Leaders

03:48

The Student Question - Is There a Future Allie Ship?

05:01

Introduction

3min

Is the World Going Back to the Way It Was Before?

2min

Accelerating Innovation in Atlanta

3min

Innovation Density and Income Segregation

2min

Is There a Difference Between Race and Equity?

6min

Opportunities of Ohub

3min

The Cultural Competency of Black Business Leaders

4min

Are You Looking to Hack?

2min

Is There a Pandemic of Talent Redistribution?

2min

10.

What Kind of Capital Do You Need?

5min

11.

Is There a Generational Wealth to Be Had?

3min

12.

Antrepanuria - I'm an Antiponotiim Class

3min

13.

The Student Question - Is There a Future Allie Ship?

5min

14.

Understanding the Depth of the Problem

3min

15.

Is There a Black on Black Crime?

2min

16.

The Antpenurial Thought Leader Series

2min

Jessica Norwood is the founder of RUNWAY, an organization that uses entrepreneurship to close the wealth gap in Black communities by providing pre-seed and friends-and-family capital to fund Black-owned companies. Rodney Sampson is the CEO and executive chairman of Opportunity Hub (OHUB), a multi-campus entrepreneurship center and tech hub that empowers underestimated and under-tapped communities. In this conversation moderated by Stanford associate professor Chuck Eesley, Norwood and Sampson discuss how we can address racial disparities in startup funding, and build a more equitable and inclusive entrepreneurial community.