Podcast appearances and mentions of Angela Benton

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Angela Benton, assistant teaching professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, Dr. James Hardin, head and professor in the Department of Anthropology and Middle Eastern Cultures, And Dr. Manuel Roderio, assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religion. These faculty members have all designed new general education classes for their discipline. These classes are true general education classes that anyone can take to learn about the subject, and they each focus on specific topics and are designed to engage students in new and interesting ways. The College of Arts & Sciences has designed nearly a dozen new courses like this for students to take.

Today's guest is Sherell Dorsey, founder and CEO of The Plug – an online news and insights platform covering black tech founders, companies and ecosystems. She is also author of the book, Upper Hand: The Future of Work for the Rest of Us.In this interview, we discuss what she was like growing up - from having a technophile grandfather who inspired and encouraged her to use tech, to her entrepreneurial spirit which was somewhat shaped when, as a child, she joined her mother in boardrooms. Sherrell was also heavily influenced by the black and brown role models she found herself surrounded by whether they were from church, through programmes like Technology Access Foundation co-founded by Trish Millines Dziko and/or held senior positions in business and her community. Sherrell always had a strong work ethic and started internships at Microsoft as a teenager. To get the internship, she had to pull a computer apart and then put it back together before identifying bugs in the software!We also talk about her book, Upper Hand, how she had the idea for The Plug and what it took to get it off the ground, as well as how persistence, being consistent and a sprinkling of serendipity has shaped her life.I was really inspired by Sherell and know you will be too. ------Sherrell Twitter / The Plug / Instagram Upper Hand: The Future of Work for the Rest of UsDanielle Twitter / Instagram / NewsletterEpisode edited by Jolin Cheng

Getting your piece the of data economy | Angela Benton, Founder & CEO of Streamlytics Nearly everything we do — from the songs we listen to; to the shows we watch; heck, even just walking down the street — now results in the creation of data. That's why Angela Benton founded Streamlytics, a company that allows consumers to see who is harvesting their data, how it's being used — and how to get their cut. “Imagine a world where you own and control who has access to your data, and you also get compensated for it,” Benton says. That's Streamlytics' vision of a fairer data economy. Tags databricks data data analyst salary data analyst salary virginia data analyst salary maryland datadog data science datacamp data analyst data entry jobs datavac designing data-intensive applications usb c data cable data cable casio databank data science datavac electric duster sata data cable data structures and algorithms data color paint reader data entry jobs from home datart imdb movie database hodgdon reloading data tn property data tennessee property data data analysis data analytics data science public data data science data entry jobs work from home data analyst data structures and algorithms data entry data analytics data structures and algorithms playlist data dash data data scientist database part 1 data science for beginners data entry tutorial data analysis data data processing stages data formats and data collection data maintained about the data within the data war data research procedure data in a field whose data type is text data database data center data mining data compression data analysis data warehouse database normalization data visualization data model data science datacamp database databricks datamime data analytics data structure data entry data usage data mining data entry jobs from home data patterns ipo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tanush-prem/support

Angela Benton (born May 22, 1981) is an American businesswoman. Benton founded NewME (acquired),[1]  the first accelerator for minorities globally in 2011. She is a pioneer of diversity in the technology industry and one of the most important African-Americans in the technology industry.[2] She has helped minority-led tech companies raise over $47 million in venture capital funding. TODAY WERE FIGHTING FOR YOUR DATA!! TO SIGN  PETITION: https://www.change.org/p/federal-trade-commission-limit-location-tracking-and-data-sharing-during-coronavirus-pandemic?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=43d20a90-7b6a-11ea-825d-e7cedd356bd8 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/19keys/message

Sugar...Spice...Some dust...And everything nice...We sound like we can whip something up, don't we? Well, even if we can't, our co-host for the week can. This week, we have Carlos from the food blog, CarlosCooking.com, with us. We may have said it before, but this week, we can confidently say that this is probably one of the best episodes we have done. Our Black Magic Woman is Angela Benton, a major pioneer in technology, and Living While Black centers on the adverse effects that Covid-19 is having on black people in this country. A large percentage of black people work in essential positions and are exposing themselves at ridiculous levels to Covid-19 exposure, but must work because of the financial consequences that could be brought upon them and their families if they don't.Rude Talk is all about relationships and very unique relationship situations. As you're listening to the situations, ask yourself "Would you end the relationship?"For all things Carlos Cooking, check out the information below:Website: https://carloscooking.comInstagram: CarlosIsCookingFacebook: CarlosCooksTwitter: @carloscooking__

Angela Benton and Tristan Walker are two people who have accomplished much in their fields. Angela has brought attention to the lack of diversity in the tech field which allowed many Black men and women to gain funding and recognition for their works. Tristan Walker has created and sold a product that’s helpful to Black men when it comes to shaving and hair care. Listen to the epic to find out more on these two amazing individuals. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/EverydayBlackHistory/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/EverydayBlackHistory/support

“The Gray Area” is a new podcast series where our host, noted Silicon Valley Entrepreneur and Investor, Angela Benton talks tech and culture with today's tastemakers. From the latest headlines to emerging tech trends this unique interview style show blends what's hot in tech to what's hot in the streets and proves it's not always black and white; it's engaging, informative, and funny as hell. It's tech, like you've never experienced before. Benton, a pioneer in the technology industry, has helped minority entrepreneurs raise over $47MM in funding and is currently the Founder of Streamlytics, where she brings transparency to what people are streaming by empowering consumers to own their data. She's the plug, and now...she's plugging you in too.

Hello everyone & welcome to the Tech Thinking Aloud Podcast. Each episode, we bring tech articles to life by reading them aloud and discussing their importance to the tech community and the world. We're your hosts, Heather & Jim O'Neill. Today's article is An AI-Run World Needs to Better Reflect People of Color by Angela Benton and it's featured on Wired. ----- Get in touch with Angela Angela's Website Angela on Twitter Connect with us podcast@pixelsforhumans.com

The Color Full Lives Season 4 finale is packed full of tips, tricks and answers to your questions! Listen now to hear what the Schmoney Team, Angela Yee, Aminatou Sow, and Millennial Money Expert Tonya Rapley, have to say about balling on a budget, dressing for success and micro changes to lifestyle. Plus, tech pioneer and founder of the New ME accelerator Angela Benton gives some tips on how to make the perfect pitch. Join in the conversation on social with #LiveColorFull, email us at ColorFullLivesPod@gmail.com or call our Color Full Life-line at (646) 580-0576. If we use your question on an upcoming episode, we’ll send you a signed copy of Tonya Rapley’s The Money Manual. Don’t forget to visit statefarm.com/LiveColorFull to see our Color Full profiles. Hosts: @Aminatou, @AngelaYee, @MyFabFinance

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Angela Benton talks about starting NewMe Accelerator, whose black and brown founders have raised $42 million in venture capital. Super-early to Black tech media with BlackWeb 2.0, she discusses building her personal brand while being a single mother, battling cancer, and whether or not most of the "diversity" gains in Silicon Valley will go to privileged white women. Recorded on March 27, 2018, in Miami, FL.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Vanessa De Luca, editor-in-chief of Essence Magazine, has an empowering conversation with Angela Benton about her inspirational breast cancer story. Angela Benton is a pioneer, a businesswoman, a cancer survivor, and a mother of three. She shares how having breast cancer at the age of 34 has changed her life and talks about valuable lessons learned in entrepreneurship and building a more sustainable life after setbacks.

The final pitches are in for the competition to be crowned Queen Boss! Host Ahyiana Angel shares the contestant pitch she favored and dishes on episode six of the Centric TV series Queen Boss. The show features 18 entrepreneurs vying for $25,000 to advance their business. This week featured female entrepreneurs: Natasha Wainwright of Natasha’s Just Brittle, Tanika Aristidle of Blissfully Eccentric, as well as Tamara Dumay of Khinky Chic Hair. The women pitched their businesses to judges Vanessa Simmons, Lauren Lake and Angela Benton for a chance at a $25,000 investment in their business. SPQ Resources - https://switchpivotorquit.teachable.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/switchpivotorquit/www.SwitchPivotorQuit.comWho is the host, Ahyiana?Ahyiana Angel is a traditionally published author and host of the Switch, Pivot or Quit podcast, who is affectionately known as the Chief Encourager. She is a seasoned executor who eventually blocked out the world’s ideas of success, quit her highly coveted position at the NBA, moved to London and traveled the world for a stint, then followed her passion in writing to find her purpose in encouragement. Young Entrepreneur, Make Money Online, Motivational Quotes, Expedition, Challenges, Steve Jobs, How To Start A Business, The Secret, Online Marketing, Time Management, Travel Blogs, How To Make Money, Online Business, Law Of Attraction, Planet Money, Success Principles, Action Taking, Starting A Business, Successful Entrepreneurs

Angela Benton is founder and CEO at NewMe Accelerator in San Francisco. She serves as a startup coach at the Wall Street Journa, and writes for USA Today and Inc. Magazine. On this episode, we talk diversity in tech, the "Black Mark Zuckerberg", and what makes founders successful. This episode is brought to you by Classana. Find the best books to read and classes to take on Classana.com.

What makes a great magazine? Content of course .. writers who have a unique view point and whose “voices” are enjoyable to read. However, with the onset of social media your favorite author may not be a staff writer but a reader .. just like you. Deanna Sutton publisher – Clutch, Angela Benton publisher – Black Web 2.0 and Heidi Richards Mooney, publisher- WE Magazine for Women join Toby to discuss how are online publications dealing with this new genre?

What makes a great magazine? Content of course .. writers who have a unique view point and whose “voices” are enjoyable to read. However, with the onset of social media your favorite author may not be a staff writer but a reader .. just like you. Deanna Sutton publisher – Clutch, Angela Benton publisher – Black Web 2.0 and Heidi Richards Mooney, publisher- WE Magazine for Women join Toby to discuss how are online publications dealing with this new genre?