We're proud to announce the launch of a College Tech Talent Training Program division within the Intentionally Good program to connect organizations that train diverse college students and students in social impact in tech entrepreneurship, software development, design, product management, and more. Following behind our Scalable Tech Startup, Tech-enabled Small Business, and K-12 Tech Talent ...
14 Sep 2020 In Intentionally Good, Tech Startups, Tech-Enabled Small Businesses By Joey Womack
We’re Partnering With Verizon to Expand The Intentionally Good Project
We are proud to announce that we have partnered with Verizon, one of the world’s leading providers of technology, communications, information and entertainment products and services, to expand The Intentionally Good Project program. Not only with this partnership provide operational support, but we'll also work with Verizon to provide opportunities such as speaking engagements and ...
06 Sep 2020 In Tech Startups By Joey Womack
Goodie Nation Partners with Fulcrum Equity Partners for Financial and Resource Support
We are proud to announce that we have partnered with Fulcrum Equity Partners, a leading growth equity firm headquartered in Atlanta, to accelerate our work to help fill the funding gap for diverse-led (Black, Latinx, or Women) startups and social impact startups. Fulcrum Equity Partners is providing funding and will be donating their time and ...
14 Aug 2020 In Atlanta, Tech Startups By Shara C
Goodie Nation Founder Added to Startup Atlanta Board of Directors
We're proud to announce that our founder, Joey Womack, has been selected to the board of directors for Startup Atlanta - the city’s non-profit focused on bolstering local entrepreneurship. Read more on the announcement on Hypepotamus.
13 Oct 2019 In Intentionally Good By Joey Womack
Relationships Matter for Diverse-Led Startups & Social Impact Startups: What We Learned By Spinning Up The Intentionally Good Project in 90 Days
On May 31st, we received notification that we won a VilCap Community license grant from Village Capital for their accelerator curriculum and data collection tools. On June 13th, Joey Womack presented on creating an “intentional” culture to support diverse changemakers at SOCAP’s Spectrum conference. And on June 24th at 4:32pm, we received an email from ...