Tameika Reed, getting more women involved in Linux

Ronika Lewis' commitment to helping black girls code comes from a personal place. Here she talks about why her passion runs so deep.

Take Back The Mic: The World Cup of Hip Hop is the original content creation used on the Amp.it platform used to engage artists and fans.

 Brian Brackeen, CEO of Kairos Talking Acquisition of IMRSV @BrianBrackeen, @LoveKairos #techtalk #acquisition

Andrew Quarrie, founder of Jurnid talks about the online platform that lets content seekers connect with content providers

CanUStart CEO Tamar Lucien talks about her Miami based tech start up that is disrupting the recruiting industry.

 Level CEO, DAN MILLER on the digital health startup that's breaking the barrier to mental health.

Camila Souza, Tech Cocktail's writer and community manager on her work as a writer covering the tech scene in Miami.

Superintendent Runcie talks about upgrading and integrating technology in Broward schools and the impact of technology on the educational experience of students.

Felecia Hatcher talks about Code Fever's mission to inspire young people of color to code, build and create technology enterprises within their own communities

Alva Bullard, Senior Director of IT at Experian and her take on management, leadership and the scarcity of black women in the tech c-suites.

Alva Bullard, Senior Director of IT at Experian talks about her work, how she got started, mentoring and putting people first.

Tech entrepreneur and software architect Michael Hall talks about his entrepreneurial endeavors and more.

Brian Brakeen is the CEO of Kairos, a facial recognition firm in Miami. He talked about the beginning, growth and future plans for Kairos as well as his journey, challenges and his take on the technology landscape in South Florida and how Blacks can position themselves in the growing sector.

Brett Hudson talks about creating co-working spaces, helping start ups grow through cross pollination of ideas, civic engagement and community building.

Nwamaka Imasogie, Co-Founder and COO of GitLinks wants open the lens to the tech space.

Amp.it's Derrick N. Ashong's take on the tech ecosystem in Miami

Brian Brackeen: The importance of entrepreneurial mentoring.

The story of Lenore

Being a startup in Miami

Code Fever Miami's Felecia Hatcher on having true innovation in South Florida's tech ecosystem by having true diversity and not duplicate Silicon Valley's diversity issues.

Quit releasing numbers and release solutions.

aret L. Davis, Co-Managing Shareholder with Greenberg Traurig in Miami talks about his passion for civic work and mentoring and the exciting work in helping to create a technology web in Miami.

Brian Brakeen is the CEO of Kairos, a facial recognition firm in Miami. He talked about the beginning, growth and future plans for Kairos as well as his journey, challenges and his take on the technology landscape in South Florida and how Blacks can position themselves in the growing sector.