What Investors Look for in Founders: Savior Joseph of Tribe Ventures on Teams, Networks and Capital
Afro-Caribbean Business Network | Fireside Chat with Savior Joseph, CEO of Tribe Network and General Partner, Tribe Ventures | Sunday, October 4, 2026 | Online: https://youtu.be/76HIfcd7Zt4 Every founder who pitches an investor is asking the same silent question: what...
Black Tech Founders in Canada: How Melisa Ellis and Nobellum Launched 121 STEM Businesses
Afro-Caribbean Business Network | Fireside Chat with Melisa Ellis, Founder and CEO of Nobellum | Saturday, October 3, 2026 | Online Here is a number every Black entrepreneur should know: Black founders receive less than 1.5% of venture capital in Canada. In other...
Black Innovation in Canada: How Dr. Trevor Charles Is Building a Home for Black Innovators
Afro-Caribbean Business Network | Fireside Chat with Dr. Trevor Charles, Lanterna Black Innovation Hub | Friday, October 2, 2026 | Online Most entrepreneurs do not fail simply because of a bad idea. Instead, they stall because they are building alone, without the...
Funding for Black Entrepreneurs in Canada: How Thierry Lindor Is Using AI to Close the Gap
Afro-Caribbean Business Network | Fireside Chat with Thierry Lindor, CEO of Happly.Ai | Watch Live Thursday, October 1, 2026 | Online Ask a room full of Black entrepreneurs why their business has not grown the way they planned, and you will hear the same answer again...
ACBN Legacy Symposium 2026: Building Wealth by Leveraging AI
On March 21, 2026, entrepreneurs, business leaders, financial experts, technology professionals, and community leaders came together at Sheridan College’s Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga for the ACBN Legacy Symposium 2026. Centered around the theme “Building...
54% of Us Are Caring for an Aging Loved One. ACBN Wrote a Brief About What That Means.
54% of Us Are Caring for an Aging Loved One. We Wrote a Brief About What That Means. Introducing State of the Black Family in Ontario — a new community brief from ACBN There is a load that Black families in Ontario have been carrying for a long time. Most of us have...