Hey there, I'm David Novak. I ran Taco Bell KFC in Pizza and like you, I'm always learning

so that I can be the best leader I can be. That's why I started How Leaders League. The

first leader-deleter podcast was CEOs from Adobe, Pepsi and the Home Depot so you can learn

how they get it done. In fact, I just did an episode with Gail Troberman, the president

and CMO of I Heart. Listen to our entire conversation on How Leaders

League with David Novak, available on the I Heart Radio app or wherever you listen to podcasts.

I think the first thing is first, you can't get around this. You have to be good at what you do.

You have to invest in learning what you're really good at and just doing that to the best of

your ability. That's the one thing that's the one impression that you're going to make with

most people. They're going to remember, did you say what you're going to do? You ran that

and went really well. You were on time, you communicate, just be a good, whatever you want

to be in the world, just be good at that.

I will Lucas, Mrs. Black Tech, green money. I'm going to introduce you to some of the biggest

names, some of the brightest minds and brilliant ideas. If you're a Black and building or simply

using Texas Security Pack, this podcast is for you.

Joron Petty is founder and CEO at Colishtack, a nonprofit collegial organization that helps

Black and Latinx computer science through this good degree and hired. When he was at Cornell,

he worked as an intern at Google and later turned him down for a full time gig to start

his own entrepreneurial journey. We've asked so many conversations nationwide about the

pipeline for Black talent in tech. I wanted to get an idea of its current state. Joron,

who works on this issue every day, provides enough day.

When you look at the data, it's about 30 percent, you know, Black and Latinx computer science

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