Saturday, May 1, 2021, Visions2030 will host
The Future of Work, a day-long series of virtual conversations that will explore the technologies, pragmatic forces, and social movements changing the way we work. Conversations will range from the hot topic of NFTs to the gig-economy to the post-Covid workplace and chart out aspirational models for our workplaces 30 years into the future.
Visions2030 is a dynamic initiative that forwards the creative imagination as a catalyst for global change: a problem-solving tool to dream forward into what we hope the future may hold.
Held on International Workers Day (May 1) The Future of Work will bring together imagineers and thought-pioneers to consider, in particular, how technology may transform our work lives by augmenting creativity, collaboration, and abundance, and possibly inspiring political change.
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That’s when they decided to enhance the “virtual relationships” experience, and Realtime was born.
According to Yahoo, on Friday, the app announced it raised a $4 million seed round led by investor
Alexis Ohanian’s Seven Seven Six venture fund. Other investors include Kickstarter cofounder
Yancey Strickler, former Tinder CPO
Ravi Mehta, and Twitch co-founder
Kevin Lin.
We did it Joe….
Excited to Announce @useRealtime has raised a $4M Seed Round led by @alexisohanian@sevensevensix
Realtime won’t just change the way people connect and interact… We will redefine what it means to be a social network! https://t.co/P9yI5tr3k4
Courtesy of Vernon Coleman
Realtime, an invite-only social networking app cofounded by two Gen Zers, announced in late December a $4 million seed round led by Alexis Ohanian s Seven Seven Six venture fund.
Users on the app create video chat rooms where they can talk and connect with each other, and also host conferences and group meetings.
Vernon Coleman, 23, cofounder and CEO of Realtime, told Insider that the app wants to become the authentic social layer for Gen Z and young millennials and he has plans to expand into the real world after the pandemic subsides.
Other investors in the app include Kickstarter co-founder Yancey Strickler, former Tinder CPO Ravi Metha, and Twitch co-founder Kevin Lin. Coleman is now one of the 1% of Black founders that have raised VC funding.
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Meet one of the youngest Black entrepreneurs in tech, who just raised a seed round topping $4 million that included Alexis Ohanian
Meet one of the youngest Black entrepreneurs in tech, who just raised a seed round topping $4 million that included Alexis Ohanian
Dominic-Madori DavisDec 27, 2020, 21:29 IST
Vernon Coleman.Courtesy of Vernon Coleman
Realtime, an invite-only social networking app cofounded by two Gen Zers, announced in late December a $4 million seed round led by Alexis Ohanian s Seven Seven Six venture fund.
Users on the app create video chat rooms where they can talk and connect with each other, and also host conferences and group meetings.
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