Pigeonly
| Website | https://pigeon.ly/ |
| Executive Team | Fredrick Hutson |
| Employees | 20 |
| Capital | 5,009,000 |
| Location | Las Vegas, NV |
| Founded | 2012 |
| https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/3258940/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pigeonly/575558632503530 | |
| https://twitter.com/pigeon_ly |
We focus on markets that are overlooked and underserved, particularly, in minority communities.
Pigeonly on Moguldom
Full Transcript: Pigeonly Founder And CEO Frederick Hutson On GHOGH Podcast Part 1
Frederick Hutson On How He Secured Investment For Pigeonly With All The Strikes Against Him
Owning Your Future: Frederick Hutson On Mentors And Being In The Room When Policies Are Shaped
Words Of Encouragement For Someone In Jail
Kapor Capital’s Brian Dixon Talks Investing With Impact
Pigeonly CEO Frederick Hutson Wants To Democratize Prison Data And Help Other Entrepreneurs To Reform Criminal Justice: Mogul Watch
10 Black Tech Founders Funded By Precursor Ventures And Kapor Capital
Who Is The Serena Williams Of Tech?
‘Stand Out From The Crowd’: Spotlight On Angel Investor Erik Moore
Pigeonly on Google News
- Why Prominent Silicon Valley Investors Trusted An Ex-con With Over $5 Million To Fund His Multimillion-Dollar Company, Part 1 of 2 Forbes
- SUCCESS BEYOND BARS: HOW PIGEONLY CONNECTS FAMILIES WITH THE INCARCERATED Black Enterprise
- Pigeon.ly, A Startup Focused On Serving The U.S. Prison Population, Joins Y Combinator TechCrunch
- Pigeonly's CEO helps prison inmates USA TODAY
- Ex-con launches startup aimed at inmates CNNMoney
- Ex-Cons Create 'Instagram for Prisons,' and Wardens Are Fine With That Bloomberg
- Pigeonly Uses Technology to Help Inmates Stay in Touch with Family and Friends madison365.com
- How This Man Built A $3M Business A Year After Four Years In Prison Forbes
- Released From Prison, and Starting a Company New York Times
- From Inmate to Entreprenuer: How an Ex-Felon Created a $3 Million Startup Helping Prisoners Complex
- Over 100 People Invest in Inmate Connection Platform Pigeonly Black Enterprise
- Full Transcript: Pigeonly Founder And CEO Frederick Hutson On GHOGH Podcast Part 1 Moguldom
- Frederick Hutson On How He Secured Investment For Pigeonly With All The Strikes Against Him Moguldom
- From Prison to Y Combinator Graduate to Megamillion-Dollar Business Entrepreneur
- Ex-con app developers are disrupting price-gouging prison phones The Hustle
- How An Ex-Inmate's Startup Is Improving Prisoners' Lives Fast Company
- Startup helps connect inmates with their loved ones CGTN America
- From Convict to Coding: How One Man is Connecting America’s Inmates NationSwell
- Episode 610: The Prisoner's Solution : Planet Money NPR
- SUCCESS STORY: PIGEONLY - Frederick Hutson Industry Leaders Magazine
- App Lets Families Easily Send Printed Photos to Their Loved Ones in Jail With a Swipe of a Button Good News Network
- How did a former federal inmate start a $3 million business? Christian Science Monitor
- Kapor Capital outperforms by 'closing gaps' for communities of color ImpactAlpha
- Equity crowdfunding changes who gets financed ImpactAlpha
- Facebook For Felons? New Apps Are A Digital Lifeline For Inmates Worldcrunch
- What leaders can learn from Facebook's data debacle CNN
- From Prison to Silicon Valley: How One Entrepreneur Spun a Jail Sentence Into a Y-Combinator Backed Startup Entrepreneur
- US Air Force Vet Goes From Inmate to Entrepreneur ABC News
- Former Prisoners Rethink Criminal Justice Through Entrepreneurship And Civic Technology TechCrunch
- This app helps inmates stay connected with friends and family. Its founder knows the struggle Technical.ly Brooklyn
- 7 Best Venture Capitalists for Black Entrepreneurs Black Enterprise
- The Tech Industry's Missed Opportunity: Funding Black Women Founders Fast Company
- Trying to break the mold: In gubernatorial bid, Jealous draws on civil rights roots Washington Post
- The 50 Best U.S. Cities for Starting a Business in 2020 Inc.com
- The Top 25 Veteran-Founded Startups In America Forbes Now
- Many know Ben Jealous, NAACP president. Meet Ben Jealous, venture capitalist Baltimore Sun
- Here Are The Companies That Presented At Y Combinator Demo Day 1 TechCrunch
- Wells Fargo names Charles Scharf new CEO Industry Leaders Magazine
- Venture Capital In Silicon Valley Isn't Diverse, And That's A Problem Fast Company
- Black CEOs share tips for venturing into tech businesses Chicago Reader
- How New Forms of Philanthropy Are Squeezing Traditional Charities The Chronicle of Philanthropy
- Quicken hires Mehlman Castagnetti Politico
- How Facebook is changing employee bonuses to focus on social progress The Verge
- Prison Phone Calls Will No Longer Cost a Fortune TIME
- 5 Ex-Convicts Who Turned Their Lives Around and Became Entrepreneurs iamWire
- “Meet the Drapers” Season 2 to start soon globally newsindiatimes.com
- Unlocked Potential: From Incarceration to Entrepreneurship Entrepreneur
- How She's Coaxing Hedge Fund Bucks to Solve Social Issues OZY
- Meet the Full-Service Social Media Secretary for Prisoners The Marshall Project
- Fotopigeon, An Inmate Photo-Sharing Service, Re-Launches With New Distinctive Features PR Web
- 9 Extremely Clever Startup Funding Stories Entrepreneur
- In the business world, diversity pays. Really. Washington Post
- Maryland Fund Offers Startup Help to Minority Entrepreneurs Next City
- Columbia Business School - the Eugene Lang Entrepreneurship Center - Columbia Business School Forbes
- 9 Intangible Assets Dominant Entrepreneurs Possess Entrepreneur
- After the NAACP The New Republic
- Why this Silicon Valley VC Avoids Gaming, Sports, Music Black Enterprise
- New Inmate Calling Service Significantly Lowers Cost and Helps Families Stay in Touch With Incarcerated Loved Ones PR Web
- Opinion: In white male tech world, why capitalism needs an upgrade CNN
- 9 Ways to Help Fathers in Prison for Cannabis Leafly
- Announcing the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018 Agenda TechCrunch
- Meet Brian Dixon, Partner at Kapor Capital VatorNews
- Which US jobs pay the most? Top ten professions by salary Fin24
- Can a Blue Wave in a Blue State Make Ben Jealous Maryland’s First African American Governor? The American Prospect
- These 5 financial heroes are improving vulnerable people's lives Mic
- What The Kapors Have Learned From Years Of Working On Diversity in Tech TechCrunch
- Is Ben Jealous What Progressives Want? The Atlantic
- US Investors Can In Fact Legally Participate In ICOs Crypto Briefing
- The unsettling truth about the tech sector’s meritocracy myth Washington Post
- raceAhead: Podcast Presents New Ideas For Tackling Implicit Bias Fortune
- Leadership Qualities: Why Most Prominent Leaders Love Reading Industry Leaders Magazine
- Full Transcript: NewMe Accelerator Founder Angela Benton On GHOGH Podcast Moguldom
- “Meet the Drapers”, the crowdfunding reality show by Sony Entertainment Television, is again on the hunt for the next big idea; Season 2 going global Indiantelevision.com