HBCUvc’s mission is to direct how capital is formed and distributed to increase opportunities for Black, Indigenous and Latinx innovators.The fellowship seeks to honor, empower, and connect fellows to a network for success at scale through the venture capital curriculum.The curriculum includes sessions on venture capital fundamentals, as well as how to find entrepreneurs and how to determine which deals are good for investment. We are introduced to investors and fund managers with varying experiences and expertise in the venture capital space.

Develop and implement communications and development efforts for HOI in the Tucker, Georgia office. • Direct and manage all marketing and communications efforts, including creating digital and print communications • Create professional email and Google ad campaigns • Update and maintain organization’s website with an orientation toward SEO, including blog, photo galleries, and relevant program-related content • Manage organization’s social media presence, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram • Translate documents between English and Spanish • Distribute mission trip evaluation forms to volunteers • Boost organization’s visibility by representing HOI at relevant Christian and/or missions conferences • Collaborate with Central American colleagues and North American volunteers to create compelling content for organization’s blog, newsletter, and fundraising campaigns Development: • Direct and manage fundraising initiatives such as year-end fundraising campaigns • Update and maintain donor and volunteer information in GiftWorks database • Occasional travel (1-3 trips annually) to HOI’s ministry sites in Central America to translate for visiting North American volunteer teams • Provide occasional administrative support to CEO and Executive Director, as necessary