Since 2015, Camelback has worked with 65+ leaders who identify as underrepresented entrepreneurs, helping develop their ventures that make change in their communities. We take pride in supporting first generation college grads and immigrants in our cohorts, with over 90% of our entrepreneurs identifying as people of color and 55% as women. We believe that entrepreneurs rooted in their community are more likely to create lasting impact, and so we prioritize ventures that are focused on creating change in their cities, neighborhoods, and schools.
After completing the Camelback Fellowship, our entrepreneurs have continued to evolve and thrive and been supported by organizations such as the ones highlighted below. Fellows have gone on to build their teams, collectively raise over $26 million dollars, and impact their communities.
Camelback Fellows are supported by…
#Education | #ConsciousTech | #LocalEconomies
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Education Fellows
education - SCHOOLS
education - programs, services, and advocacy
EDUCATION - PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND ADVOCACY (continued)
EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
Conscious Tech
Local Economies Fellows
Angelica Jackson · Phoenix International School of the Arts
international studies, arts education, and social innovation in rural communities