Hannah Bronfman, the wellness entrepreneur turned prolific angel investor, has revealed her plans to launch her own investment fund during an event at AFROTECH Conference, as first reported by TechCrunch. Known for her portfolio of angel investments in over 70 companies—including Black-founded beauty brands like Topicals and Sienna Naturals—Bronfman now aims to manage an institutional fund. From Angel Investor to Institutional Visionary Bronfman, who previously founded the wellness and beauty platform HBFIT, shared her experiences with an audience of young Black professionals and tech executives. She highlighted how community and
The Black Farmer Fund (BFF) is raising $20 million for its second fund, BFF Fund 2.0, aimed at strengthening the Black food system across the Northeast. BFF is a community-driven investment fund that supports Black agricultural and food businesses to build a more equitable food system. This milestone will provide financial support to Black-owned agricultural and food businesses, with $2 million of the integrated capital fund already invested in four innovative enterprises. The fund is part of BFF’s mission to create a sustainable, equitable food system by offering patient, low-interest
