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Rick Ross to Keynote Black Men Talk Tech Conference
October 7, 2021·By BLAC Staff
The Black Men Talk Tech Group has announced that Rick Ross, Prolific Entrepreneur, Author, Rapper, Songwriter and Record Executive will be a keynote speaker at this year’s conference. The event will take place on O
October 7, 2021
The Black Men Talk Tech Group has announced that Rick Ross, Prolific Entrepreneur, Author, Rapper, Songwriter and Record Executive will be a keynote speaker at this year’s conference. The event will take place on October 21st and is geared towards entrepreneurs of color who want to scale their business.
Black Men Talk Tech, a collective and conference series that supports emerging and elite Black tech entrepreneurs, officially announces this year’s 3rd Annual Unicorn Ambition Conference. Black Men Talk Tech Unicorn Ambition Conference is the only national conference that focuses on providing support for the Black man tech founder. This year, one of the special guests is keynote speaker Rick Ross, a serial entrepreneur, rapper, songwriter, and bestselling author with an empire covering everything from fast-casual food, spirits, real estate, and music.
The Unicorn Ambition Conference is a national tech conference providing exposure and resources to Black tech founders who are building innovative companies and focused on massive growth or becoming the next “unicorn.” Since its inception, the conference has highlighted Miami and South Florida as an emerging tech hub, especially for the Black community. This year’s 3rd annual conference will be a hybrid event on October 21, over the Hop.in virtual platform, with supporting in-person events in Miami before and after the conference programming.
“We are elated to have mogul Rick Ross as a featured keynote speaker,” says Boris Moyston, one of the co-founders of Black Men Talk Tech. “Looking forward to his insights about how he chooses his tech investments and advice for entrepreneurs that will surely benefit our attendees.”
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