On our fifth episode of Rep Matters, we sat down with Isaac Olowolafe Jr., Founder and General Partner of Dream Maker VC.

by the DMZ, Tech Accelerator February 24, 2021 TORONTO, February 24, 2021 – Committed to empowering Black entrepreneurs across the...

by Barbara Shecter, Financial Post Feb 12, 2021 When Isaac Olowolafe Jr. was 15, his family moved from Toronto to nearby Woodbridge,...

by Tara Deschamps, The Canadian Press Feb. 10, 2021 TORONTO - When Lola Adeyemi started a company making chickpea stews and roasted...

by Jon Jackson February 4, 2021 We know that as a Black entrepreneur, sourcing outside capital for your startup is difficult, but it’s...

by Jon Jackson February 2, 2021 Having a diverse investing staff can begin to address the barriers to entry for underrepresented...

by MediaPlanet Underrepresented communities continue to face barriers in accessing lucrative entrepreneurship opportunities created by...

Today, Twitter announced that it is acquiring Squad and that the team from the screen-sharing social app will be joining Twitter’s ranks.

Scotiabank, Accenture, TorQuest, TELUS Ventures, Magna International and community leaders among some of the recent contributors to the DMZ

Trudeau announces cash for loans, support to Black Canadian entrepreneurs (GUEST: Isaac Jr. Olowolafe, President of Dream Maker Corp.)

In this episode of the Beehive Capital Podcast, Isaac and Douglas discusses the Black Innovation Fellowship

Black-owned startups in Toronto that are part of Ryerson’s BIF recently received additional funding from the City of Toronto

For the past six-months, the coronavirus has affected billions of people across the world, and continues to make its impact on the U.S.

Mayor John Tory announces the City’s commitment of $250K to build on the success of DMZ program

Leading Canadian entrepreneur and investor Michael Hyatt joins as Black Innovation Fellowship Champion

The DMZ, is gearing up for a $1 million expansion. So far, the DMZ has reached $400,000 of its $1 million goal from six program donors.

With support from leading Canadian innovators, the DMZ BIF program will pave pathways to success for Black-led startups

Isaac Jr Olowolafe (Dream Maker Inc.) for ThisFAR doc

by Danielle Graham March 10, 2020 My past eight days have been a true whirlwind of launches and activity in the women entrepreneurship...

by Meagan Simpson March 6, 2020 On Wednesday, Dream Maker Ventures held the official launch for its new Dream Network, an initiative...