Blacktech Week Brings Minority Entrepreneurs And Corporations Together

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By: David Prock

Blacktech Week Brings Minority Entrepreneurs And Corporations Together

Blacktech Week Brings Minority Entrepreneurs And Corporations Together

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David Prock Black-tech Week is coming to Tulsa! The event partners with foundations, corporations, and the community to create an experience for entrepreneurs and techies alike. Felecia Hatcher Pearson joined News On 6 to talk about the event.

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