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Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our investors on the rise series—conversations on the career paths and personal passions of venture capital investors of color across the United States. Today, we’re speaking with Jillian Williams.

Jillian Williams is a lifelong New Yorker and a principal at Anthemis. We explore Jillian’s career from her beginnings as an investment banker at Barclays to her current focus on early stage FinTech investments. Topics include current trends she finds compelling in the FinTech space, supporting women founders, and how she sees millennial homeownership evolving in the work from home era.

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our investors on the rise series—conversations on the career paths and personal passions of venture capital investors of color across the United States. Today, we’re speaking with Tyler Dean.

A Chicago native, Tyler is currently an associate partner at Great Point Ventures. Tyler has a deep history in the venture capital industry, having interned and worked full-time at a number of top funds. In this episode, Tyler highlights his passion for wealth creation and art while leading with his raw, authentic self.  In our conversation, we dive into Tyler’s passion for people, the importance of mentorship, and his dedication to leading with empathy as an investor.

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a special episode sharing 5 Lessons From 5 Years of Harlem Capital from the founding team. We will be speaking with Henri Pierre-Jacques, Jarrid Tingle and Brandon Bryant.

In this episode, we will hear the founding team discuss a few lessons learned during the journey of building Harlem Capital like why brand matters, how to learn on someone else's dime, and building internal processes to scale  a VC firm to name a few. 

If you're interest in learning more about the Harlem Capital story or building your own firm in the future this is the episode for you!

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our investors on the rise series—conversations on the career paths and personal passions of venture capital investors of color across the United States. Today, we’re speaking with Megan Maloney.

A current first year student at Harvard Business School, Megan served as a principal with General Catalyst in their San Francisco office. Starting out on the trading floor at Morgan Stanley, Megan homed in on her passion for early stage technology. In this episode, we will learn about Megan’s outlook on disrupting large, legacy industries such as healthcare and how she goes about finding and partnering with strong founders.

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our investors on the rise series—conversations on the career paths and personal passions of venture capital investors of color across the United States. Today, we’re speaking with Hansae Catlett.

As an investor at Bessemer, Hansae has worked alongside industry titan and cloud investor, Byron Deeter. Before Bessemer, Hansae began his career at the Bridgespan Group, working with nonprofit organizations. In this episode, we will hear about Hansae’s views on the next stage of evolution for SaaS companies and how the world will be shaped through venture capital and public policy measures.

Ever wonder what it is like to be a Senior Associate at Harlem Capital? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this two-episode season, we interview the Senior Associates at Harlem Capital, Gabby Cazeau and Kelly Goldstein, on how they went from being remote interns to working full-time at the firm.

Take a listen to the second of two episodes in this Harlem Capital Alumni Interview Series. In this episode, we interview the second Senior Associate hired at the firm, Kelly Goldstein. We take a dive into Kelly’s journey as she reminisces on her time as an intern and fellow before joining the firm full-time. We tackle topics such as being underestimated, teaching yourself financial modeling, breaking into venture, and more.

Ever wonder what it is like to be a Senior Associate at Harlem Capital? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this two-episode season, we interview the Senior Associates at Harlem Capital, Gabby Cazeau and Kelly Goldstein, on how they went from being remote interns to working full-time at the firm.

Take a listen to the first of two episodes in this Harlem Capital Alumni Interview Series. In this episode, we interview the first Senior Associate hired at the firm, Gabby Cazeau. We take a dive into Gabby’s journey as she reminisces on her time as an intern and fellow before joining the firm full-time. We tackle topics such as entering new spaces, shifting career paths, making the most of your day through efficiency hacks, and more.

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our people of color in tech series—a journey through the ups and downs of successful tech industry leaders from childhood to corporate life to creating innovation.

Today we're talking with Tom Chavez, a serial entrepreneur from New Mexico. While neither of his parents graduated from college, Tom has generated over $1 billion in exits for his investors and employees through two companies he started: Krux and Rapt. In this episode, you’ll learn about Tom’s humble beginnings and his startup innovations in the advertising and marketing industries.

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our people of color in tech series—a journey through the ups and downs of successful tech industry leaders from childhood to corporate life to creating innovation. Today, we’re speaking with Ralph Clark.

Ralph Clark, a CEO connoisseur”. He grew up in Berkley California with a single mother and was the first in his family to go to college. Over the last 30 years, he’s been the CEO of 5 different companies that have been acquired by companies like AskJeeves, WebMD, Upshot, Symantec, and more. In this episode, you’ll learn about how to operate a business, run high-tech enterprises, the power of networking with your investors, and the importance of a strong due diligence package to best lead to an exit.

Welcome to More Equity. Today, we’re bringing you a new episode of our people of color in tech series—a journey through the ups and downs of successful tech industry leaders from childhood to corporate life to creating innovation.

Today, we're talking with Elias Torres. He grew up in Nicaragua in the midst of a Civil War, but moved to Florida in high school. His first jobs were at McDonalds and cleaning offices, but now he runs Drift, an AI-powered sales startup worth over $350 million.