Abdul Golden runs a selective fellowship for Black investors learning angel investing. The program stands out by centering Black investors' perspectives instead of generic content, and the tight community of people with aligned goals makes it actually fun to learn.
What makes the I Joe Angels fellowship fun and relatable is I think it's multiple factors. You know, I think one of the factors is how the material is presented. We present the material in a different way than angel investing material is normally presented. You know, we present it from the lens of, you know, black investors. Most angel investing content is not presented with that lens. And so that that helps makes it more relatable because all the content is presented with that lens. And in terms of the fun part, right, you know, just, you know, we just don't take anyone who wants to come into this fellowship. You have to qualify to get into this fellowship. And so we look for certain types of people with a certain type of mindset. And, and I think that helps keep the community relatable and fun and engaging because it's people with similar mindsets, with similar goals, with similar objectives.
