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		 Washington, DC - MMTC invites you to attend our inaugural  Access to Opportunity Conference  on Thursday, October 31st, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Hogan Lovells Conference Center, 555 13th Street NW, Washington DC.  
 Our theme, "Access to Opportunity," reflects MMTC's pivotal role as a convenor and a connector that educates and trains diverse communities on law, policy, and access to capital, jobs, and other opportunities available to them in an increasingly digital economy.  
At this conference, experts from government, industry, and NGOs discuss the top policy issues before the FCC, FTC, congress, and the courts on issues such as net neutrality, privacy, legacy media and over-the-top, diverse content creation, big data and antitrust, the future of work and Registered Apprenticeship, algorithmic bias, and other major media, telecom, and tech policy issues as they relate to communities and other underrepresented groups.  
Confirmed speakers to date include:   
    - Hon. Brendan Carr, FCC      Commissioner 
 
    - Hon. Geoffrey Starks, FCC      Commissioner 
 
    - Hon. Noah Phillips, FTC      Commissioner 
 
    - Hon. Richard Wiley, Former FCC      Chairman
 
    - Hon. Mignon Clyburn, Former      Acting FCC Chairwoman
 
    - Hon. Maureen Ohlhausen, Former      Acting Chairwoman, FTC; Partner, Baker Botts LLP
 
    - Hon. Yvette Clarke (D-NY), Vice      Chair, Energy and Commerce Committee, and Chair, Multicultural Media      Caucus
 
    - Ronald Johnson, MMTC Board      Chair and Treasurer 
 
    - Maurita Coley, Esq., MMTC      President and CEO 
 
    - Marcos Torres, Managing      Director and Head of U.S. Communications, Media and Entertainment
 
    - Augusto Valdez, Co-Owner, Kids      Central
 
    - Rosa Mendoza, Founder and CEO,      ALLvanza
 
    - Amy Hinojosa, President, MANA -      A Latina Organization
 
    - Chris Wood, President and Co-Founder, LGBT Tech 
 
    - Cameron Kerry, Ann R. and Andrew H. Tisch Distinguished      Visiting Fellow in Governance Studies, The Brookings Institution 
 
    - Dr. Nicol Turner Lee, Fellow, Center      for Technology Innovation, The Brookings Institution
 
    - David Hinson, President and      CEO, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc.
 
    - Sharie Brown, Partner, Troutman      Sanders
 
    - Satori Shakoor, Creator,      Curator, Producer, and Host, Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers
 
    - George Simmons, President and      CEO, BingeNow Inc.
 
    - Kelvin Boston, Executive      Producer and Host, Moneywise with Kelvin Boston 
 
     
 
Additional invited speakers include members of Congress, the Congressional Black, Hispanic, and Asian Caucuses and their staffs, and a host of luminaries, industry experts, thought leaders, and entrepreneurs.   |