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The Official Non-Profit of Blacks in Technology

The technology industry continues to face measurable gaps in representation, access, and advancement for professionals from historically underrepresented communities. These disparities span the full career lifecycle—from early skills development and workforce entry to leadership, entrepreneurship, and equitable compensation—limiting both individual opportunity and the industry’s ability to fully leverage diverse talent.

The Blacks In Technology Foundation addresses these challenges by building scalable pathways to inclusion, economic mobility, and long-term career success in technology. Through workforce training, education initiatives, mentorship, and professional networking, the Foundation is “stomping the divide” by equipping individuals with the skills, connections, and support needed to compete and thrive in a rapidly evolving digital economy.

Our work is strengthened through strategic partnerships with corporations, philanthropic organizations, and community stakeholders who share a commitment to inclusive growth and innovation. Together, we advance solutions that expand access to opportunity, strengthen the talent pipeline, and deliver measurable impact for individuals, organizations, and the broader technology ecosystem.

 

VISIONARY

Trust and transparency are the core tenets of our executive leadership team. All of our directors have life-long careers in technology and education and are committed to providing resources and opportunities for our members.

The Blacks in Technology Foundation Leadership

Greg Greenlee

Greg Greenlee

Chairman
Larry Davis

Dr. Larry Davis

Vice Chairman
Dawn Crutchfield Board

Dawn Crutchfield Board

Director

Black people comprise only 3% of employees in the top 75 Silicon Valley tech companies compared to 24% of the total workforce.