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Access to venture capital for budding entrepreneurs is often not equitable among underserved communities. That's why FFAR & Kirchner Impact Foundation created the Kirchner Fellowship HBCU Cohort in 2021 to train HBCU students to become venture capitalists by empowering them to evaluate investment opportunities and giving them discretion over investment decisions for companies solving critical food & agriculture challenges. Listen to this program alumnus Kwame Terra credit the knowledge and experience he gained from this fellowship to the success of his startup, bEHR Health Systems, Inc. Learn more through the link in the comments. Kirchner Group

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