Samantha Dorisca is a journalist, BWP (Black Women Photographers) member, and writer focused on uplifting and amplifying creatives. With a passion for highlighting stories of local entrepreneurs, community initiatives, and cultural events, Samantha's work can be found in publications such as AfroTech and Houstonia Magazine. She is currently employed as a writer for AfraTech and Yahoo Finance, where she continues to share stories that inspire and empower.
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Samantha's coverage primarily centers around local business and entrepreneurship, with a focus on promoting positive social impact. She often features stories about Black-owned businesses, partnerships, and personal achievements.
Given her emphasis on local businesses and social impact, Samantha would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique entrepreneurial endeavors within the Chicago area or Illinois as a whole. Stories featuring community engagement or initiatives supporting underrepresented groups may also resonate well with her audience.
When reaching out to Samantha, consider pitching stories that align with her interest in personal achievements tied to entrepreneurship, especially those involving diverse communities or impactful ventures. Additionally, highlighting partnerships between businesses for social causes could capture her attention.
As Samantha is focused on private sector announcements and press releases, she may prioritize exclusives from companies or individuals making significant impacts within their communities.
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By: Samantha Dorisca
As AFROTECH™ previously reported, Rich Juice Bar opened its doors to the South Baltimore community in 2023. Co-founder Michael Battle had experienced health issues such as diabetes and high blood pressure, and after adopting a healthier diet he saw improvements, reports The Baltimore Banner. Now, alongside his wife, Danielle, they are making it their life's mission to make affordable and healthful food options such as juices, smoothies, and acai bowls accessible.
By: Samantha Dorisca
A bright future in education awaits the students of Benjamin E. Mays High School in southwest Atlanta, GA.
By: Samantha Dorisca
Shaquille O'Neal's Authentic Brands Group (ABG) deal continues to pay off.
By: Samantha Dorisca
The Chicago Sky team are already reaping the benefits of Angel Reese's arrival.
Transcending her experience as a childhood star on Disney Channel, Zendaya is now a force in Hollywood.
By: Samantha Dorisca
Canza Finance’s co-founders are leaning into Web3 to financially empower the African continent. Pascal Ntsama IV and Oyedeji Oluwoye are looking to create “the world’s largest non-institutional-based financial system” through the creation of Canza Finance, the company website mentions. They both share distinct journeys on how they arrived to the company’s inception. For Chief Technology Officer Oluwoye — born in Nigeria, Africa, and raised in Sydney, Australia, before moving to the United States at 14 — he began taking various CompTIA Certifications, early-career data analytics certification, during his senior year of high school. After graduation, he headed to the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science. While in college, he was able to secure a position with Adtran, a networking and telecommunications company based in the U.S., as a co-op engineer. He then transitioned to work at AT&T as a senior specialist-network...
By: Samantha Dorisca
The “Prime Effect” should not be ignored. Deion Sanders, who first received the nickname “Prime Time” by a former high school teammate — with it later morphing into “Coach Prime” while coaching at Mississippi’s Jackson State University — has the title for earned reasons. The night the nickname was born, he scored 37 points and had back-to-back dunks for his basketball team, he recalls during an interview with Jimmy Fallon on “The Tonight Show.” Sanders proved himself to be talented in various sports and would ultimately be chosen by the Atlanta Falcons as fifth overall NFL draft pick in 1989, per StatMuse. He played for 14 seasons in the NFL and walked away with two Super Bowl rings, Pro Football Hall of Fame states. Sanders’ background would lead him into the world of coaching. Between 2012 and 2019 he took on several coaching jobs at Texas high schools, including Prime Prep Academy (which he co-founded), Triple A Academy, and Trinity Christian High School. In September 2020, he...
By: Samantha Dorisca
The success of Usher Raymond's Las Vegas, NV, residency was due to his focus on legacy over profit.
By: Samantha Dorisca
Kevin Hart is laughing all the way to the bank. The comedian, actor, and entrepreneur scaled his presence in Hollywood, launching multi-platform media company, HARTBEAT in 2022.
Kenny Smith has become a familiar face in sports broadcasting, and he's being fairly compensated for his contributions.
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