Brian Brackeen and his wife Candice Matthews Brackeen are the co-founders of Black Tech Week and Lightship Capital, a venture capital fund based in Cincinnati. Their mission is to invest in ...

The founder of facial recognition firm Kairos is back with the company after being replaced as its CEO in 2018. Brian Brackeen, an outspoken critic of bias in the facial recognition software industry, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Candice Matthews Brackeen, executive director and founder of Lightship Foundation, bought the naming rights to Black Tech Week ...

With his venture capital fund, Lightship Capital, Brian Brackeen offers the tools necessary for startup success while empowering and elevating underrepresented ecosystems and investing in exceptional ...

Brian Brackeen, the founder and former CEO of facial recognition startup Kairos, has made his way back to the company following his ouster in 2018. Brackeen is now chairing the company’s scientific ...

In this episode, we dive into the world of tech innovation and investment with Brian Brackeen, General Partner at Lightship Capital and a key figure behind Black Tech Week. Ramon Ray, small business ...

That was the question Brian Brackeen, cofounder and investor in residence at the Lightship, asked founders at the startup-boosting organization’s Workflow Wednesday networking event hosted at ...

Formerly told he wasn’t black enough for Inc., Brian Brackeen, sits down with contributing editor, Teneshia Carr, to review what companies are getting right and so wrong about their diversity ...

A June 2014 image from the web site of PowerMoves.NOLA, a festival showcasing minority entrepreneurs and taking place alongside the Essence Festival in New Orleans for the first time in July 2014.

Several years ago, Inc. magazine was planning a profile on entrepreneur and investor Brian Brackeen. Inc. ended up dropping Brackeen from the story, leading him to publish a post about the interaction ...