These biases can be damaging, said
Fanbytes founder Tim Armoo: “The Fanbytes Fund is here to break the cycle by providing previously inaccessible marketing support, so brands and content creators can get to the next level and go against this cycle. If we can play a role in this for some of the brightest companies then we can help kick start the next generation of Black-owned companies.”For CEO Tim Armoo, it’s not about acting as a charity or seeking donations, “If we can play a role in the success of some of the brightest companies then we can help kick start the next generation of black-owned companies.”Fanbytes Launches £100,000 Fund For Black-Owned Businesses And Creators
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