Being Caribbean in Tech with Georgie-Ann Getton McKoy and Malcolm Paul on Carry On Friends The Caribbean American Podcast

Being Caribbean in Tech with Georgie-Ann Getton McKoy & Malcolm Paul

May 8, 2018/Kerry-Ann/,

Georgie-Ann Getton-McKoy is the founder of CITE Collective, a company that develops initiatives to enable the growth of Black and diverse entrepreneurs and techies. She is a Baruch College Alum, serial entrepreneur, community builder, speaker, author and a Diversity in Tech Evangelist. She I enjoys learning as well as teaching new and creative ways to find solutions to real-world problems. Connect with Georgie-Ann on social @georgiebhumble

Malcolm Paul is a product manager and full stack developer. He works with startups to help clarify their products/ideas and create plans to bring them to market quicker while saving time and money. Currently he runs a six-week course to teach entrepreneurs these critical skills. Being from the Caribbean, Malcolm enjoys hard work, fun and is working on his personal skills.

Both Georgie-Ann (Jamaica) and Malcolm (Dominica) are Caribbean Americans in Tech and in this episode we discuss:

  • The importance and benefits of community Being a Caribbean in Tech.
  • Challenges being Caribbean in Tech.
  • Building and maintaining connections

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Kerry-Ann

Kerry-Ann Reid-Brown is a Jamaican-born storyteller, producer, and founder of Carry On Friends Media Group and Breadfruit Media. She is the creator and host of the Carry On Friends podcast. Through podcasts, cultural insights, and creative projects, she explores Caribbean culture, language, identity, and diaspora experiences, connecting the stories of our past with the conversations shaping our present and future.