Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Group of Agencies Band Together to Offers $1.5 Million for Women and POC Founders

They are partnering with Harlem Capital to support diverse entrepreneurs with pro bono marketing

a smiling group of people
Harlem Capital (pictured) worked with SourceCode, Superbolt, Cheer Partners and Social Studies to form the DMC. Harlem Capital

By Mary Emily O'Hara

July 1, 2020

A new coalition effort between four agencies and Black-led venture fund Harlem Capital has pledged to commit $1.5 million biannually in pro bono marketing services to diverse founders.

Mary Emily O'Hara
@MaryEmilyOHara maryemily.ohara@adweek.com Mary Emily O'Hara is a diversity and inclusion reporter. They specialize in covering LGBTQ+ issues and other underrepresented communities.
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