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    This Group Mentors African American Entrepreneurs in Seattle

    The cofounders of Black Dot, a startup resource center, discuss their plans for the future.
    by Clint Carter, Jeff Chu, Matt McCue, Kate Rockwood, Stephanie Schomer and Amy Wilkinson Aug 01, 2016 1 minute
    Source: Black Dot

    Black Dot, a startup resource center nestled in Seattle's historically black Central District, aims to mentor and connect the city's African-American entrepreneurs. Three of the organization's cofounders talk us through their plans.

    We grew out of Seattle's Africatown Community

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