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Home » ABC presents Equity First interview with Baltimore-based entrepreneur, tech leader, and venture capitalist Luke Cooper
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ABC presents Equity First interview with Baltimore-based entrepreneur, tech leader, and venture capitalist Luke Cooper

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ABC presents Equity First interview with Baltimore-based entrepreneur, tech leader, and venture capitalist Luke Cooper
Equity First interview with Baltimore-based entrepreneur, tech leader, and venture capitalist Luke Cooper

(BALTIMORE – September 6, 2022) – Join us virtually on September 29th for an inspiring and insightful Equity First interview with Baltimore-based entrepreneur, tech leader, and venture capitalist Luke Cooper.

In 2021 Mr. Cooper founded Latimer Ventures with the aim to elevate the experience of Black tech entrepreneurs, provide training curriculum and advisory services to BIPOC founders, and facilitate strategic connections between investors, Fortune 1000 acquirers, and high-growth companies.

Mr. Cooper sold his previous venture, Fixt, to Assurant for more than 11x revenue. He is only the second Black tech entrepreneur to see a company through to a successful exit in Baltimore.

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