My HBCU Matters Summit! On behalf of the Our HBCUs Matter Foundation @ourhbcusmatter_ and the My HBCU Matters Company @myhbcumatters__ we would like to say THANK YOU for supporting us in hosting over 400+ Attendees at the My HBCU Matters Summit! It was such an amazing experience as we all corralled as a community to “Keep the Legacy Alive” of Historically Black Colleges & Universities. The My HBCU Matters Summit is a 3 Day Immersive Experience that promotes education, activism, and career development. The Summit engages with HBCU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and supporters. Our Partners are committed to providing a wealth of opportunities for attendees to learn, engage, and be exposed to careers in various industries. We would like to share our appreciation for our Powered by partners, State Street & Invesco US, and some of our partners, Google, Workday, The Hershey Company and The Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta Falcons, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Main Event. They all have provided us the opportunity to strategically advance Historically Black Colleges & Universities and those that they serve. Thank you to the City of Atlanta, and Atlanta Mayor, Andre Dickens, for welcoming My HBCU Matters Summit and providing words of encouragement to Our HBCUs Matter Foundation and My HBCU Matters, and recognizing our Award Honorees. Special thanks to Paul Francisco (He, Him, His) of State Street & Ron Robertson of Invesco US for their dedication and commitment to Our HBCUs Matter Foundation and My HBCU Matters Summit. You have made an indelible impact on our organization and the HBCU Community. We greatly appreciate our board, staff and our Founder & CEO @iambrandongraham Graham M. Graham for their vision, dedication and service at the Our HBCUs Matter Foundation, My HBCU Matters Company, and for the ecosystem of Historically Black Colleges & Universities. 2023 My HBCU Matters Summit Data 400+ Attendees 150 My HBCU Matters Scholars 31 HBCUs Represented 5 Our HBCUs Matter Awards Honorees 16 Partners $21,000 Scholarship Awarded Number of HBCU Students Interviewed 150+ Students Internship/Job Opportunities Offered 20 & Counting