Herbert Drayton III, HI Mark Capital - Funding BIPOC and Women-Owned Businesses

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Footnotes

Pendleton Street Business Advisors

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Herbert Drayton III, HI Mark Capital - Funding BIPOC and Women-Owned Businesses - Ep. 55

Footnotes

33 minutes

2 years ago

Herbert Drayton III, HI Mark Capital - Funding BIPOC and Women-Owned Businesses - Ep. 55

When Herbert Drayton III was looking for investors to fund promising black-owned businesses, he made a shocking discovery. There was not a single majority-black venture capital firm in the entire state of South Carolina. In Episode 55 of Footnotes, we learn how Drayton built the state's first black-owned VC firm, dedicated entirely to supporting BIPOC and women-owned businesses with not only the funds they need to succeed, but also the relationships, resources, and advice that makes a promising idea become a profitable reality. This episode is full of actionable advice that's perfect for any entrepreneur, whether you've been in business for years, or you're still considering the risk of a brand new idea.