AfroTech World 2024: Dates, News, and Everything Else to Know

Details about one of the largest multicultural tech conferences

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    AfroTech is an annual conference centered around startups, entrepreneurs, and business leaders in the Black community. Morgan DeBaun founded it in 2016.

    When Will AfroTech Be Held?

    AfroTech 2024 doesn't have dates yet, but it typically takes place in November in Austin, Texas. The most recent Afrotech Conference was November 1-5, 2023.

    How to Register and Attend

    When tickets to AfroTech Conference 2023 become available, you can get them on the AfroTech website. Registration is open, with three ticket options: Student, General Admission, and Corporate Admission.

    What Announcements Are Expected?

    This event doesn't typically involve significant industry announcements. Instead, attendees are encouraged to network with one another, learn new skills, and discover emerging trends in design, engineering, and other technology areas.

    Venture capitalists attend the conference, which gives startups and entrepreneurs a chance to connect with those interested in funding new ideas. You can watch a sample session below.

    The Latest News About AfroTech and Black Leaders

    While you can always read the latest technology news on Lifewire, here are some special pieces of interest involving Black leaders in tech we're keeping an eye on.

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