Black Execs Launch Infrastructure Impact Fund to Erase Broadband Deserts in Rural and Urban Areas

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Black Execs Launch Infrastructure Impact Fund to Erase Broadband Deserts in Rural and Urban Areas

Two former top Black executives at SP 500 companies aim to spur fresh development and investment in some of the nation’s underserved communities by launching a new infrastructure impact fund.The

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