At ACBN, we live by the principle I am because we are. That philosophy calls us to build together, share knowledge, and create systems where Black and racialized entrepreneurs can thrive. We recently connected with Alfred Bergeson, Founder and CEO of Tribe Network, to...
At ACBN, we hold firm to the principle I am because we are. That means looking beyond short-term fixes and investing in solutions that build collective strength for generations. This week, we sat down with Graham Singh, CEO of the Trinity Centres Foundation, to...
At ACBN, we believe in the proverb I am because we are. That philosophy drives our commitment to mobilizing ecosystems through shared knowledge and collaboration. We recently sat down with Louise Adongo, Executive Director of Inspire Communities in Nova Scotia, to...
At ACBN, we believe in I am because we are—a principle that calls us to build together, share resources, and create sustainable futures. We recently sat down with Chiyi Tam, Director of the Kensington Market Community Land Trust (KMCLT), to explore how community land...
At ACBN, we live by the principle I am because we are. That means embracing tools and knowledge that strengthen our community. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of those tools—and according to Stephany Sani-Edwards, Strategic Program Design Consultant and servant...
At ACBN, we live by the principle I am because we are. That philosophy pushes us to mobilize ecosystems, share knowledge, and engage with thought leaders who help us navigate profound changes shaping our world. In our recent conversation, Graham Singh, CEO of the...
Watch full video interview here: https://youtu.be/Hytub8liU_c At ACBN, we believe in the power of I am because we are. Our collective strength lies in sharing the knowledge and tools that help our community thrive. In this spirit, we sat down with Harpreet Gill, a...
Watch the full interview with Isaac Olowolafe Jr. here: https://youtu.be/NH8cfvQjN2I At ACBN, we believe in I am because we are. That principle reminds us that building our collective future requires not only entrepreneurship but also ownership of the infrastructure...
Black Entrepreneur Resilience: Lessons from Former BBPA President Ross Cadastre At ACBN, we live by the principle I am because we are. It reminds us that as we uncover systemic challenges, we also uncover new opportunities. In our recent conversation with Ross...
Democratizing Funding: How Happly AI is Transforming Opportunities for Black Entrepreneurs Watch full interview here: https://youtu.be/cqGBNcGBA3I As Black entrepreneurs, we know the struggle of starting and scaling a business often comes with limited access to...