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Morgan DeBaun

Runs AfroTech, backs early startups, and still posts about Nashville YMCAs

Nashville, Tennessee

LinkedIn @morgandebaun

Morgan DeBaun is the founder, chairman and CEO of Blavity Inc., which she has run since 2014, and CEO of AfroTech, the conference she has been promoting for ticket sponsorships this autumn. She also backs early-stage companies as an angel investor and runs the WorkSmart Advisor Program, which teaches practical AI adoption to entrepreneurs. Her feed is mostly short business videos aimed at people building companies, but her personal posts about family road trips, a Lake Oconee stop and early reading are the most human part of it. She seems to care about making tech useful for people running businesses, and about founders being taken seriously in partnerships.

How the agent read Morgan

The agent only gets two sources: the public LinkedIn and the public Instagram. Here is what it looked at, in order, and what it noticed. Hover or click any evidence chip to see where it came from.

Step 1 of 10

LinkedIn headline vs. Instagram bioBoth profiles
Experience arc, with the current roles and the ended onesLinkedIn
About section, investing and reachLinkedIn
Education and skillsLinkedIn
Posts 1, 2, 5, 9 and 10 as a setInstagram
Posts 4, 11 and 12, the conference promotionInstagram
Posts 6, 7 and 8, the personal postsInstagram
Post 1 and the topic of Black-owned business credibilityInstagram
Attached frames from posts 2, 3 and 1, plus the profile photoInstagram
Cross-checking LinkedIn against InstagramBoth profiles
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First impression of Morgan

Sources the agent read

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Morgan DeBaun

CEO | Investor | AI & Future of Work Advisor | Top 100 Voices on LinkedIn

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

About

Morgan DeBaun is a serial entrepreneur, executive and corporate advisor. She is the founder, CEO and Chairman of Blavity Inc. and CEO of AfroTech. Through her leadership at Blavity, Morgan has grown the company into a market leader for digital media and technology, with a brand portfolio that includes Blavity, 21Ninety, AfroTech, Travel Noire, Home & Texture and Shadow & Act. She also spearheads AfroTech’s expansion into talent solutions, events and product innovation. Morgan is widely recognized as an authority on AI education, the future of work and digital transformation. She advises executives and teams on practical AI adoption, workforce upskilling and navigating rapid technological change. Her frameworks and programs have reached thousands of entrepreneurs and operators seeking clarity in an evolving landscape. As an active angel investor, Morgan backs early stage companies in SMB Ai, medtech and fintech, with investments in Golde, Cherub, Happy Pop and Public. Morgan’s work has been recognized by ADCOLOR’s Innovative Award, Forbes 30 Under 30, America’s Top 50 Women in Tech, TechCrunch and Inc.

Experience

Founder, Chairman and CEO at Blavity Inc.Sep 2014 – Present
Founder, CEO at WorkSmart Advisor ProgramJan 2018 – Present
Advisory Board Member at Black Economic Alliance2018 – Present
Advisory Board Member at PepsiCoMar 2020 – Sep 2025
Advisory Board Member at American AirlinesNov 2020 – Jan 2025
Member Of The Board Of Advisors at CESAug 2018 – May 2022

Education

Washington University in St. Louis, BA, Political Science, Entrepreneurship

Skills

AI Strategy
Future of Work
Wordpress
Adobe Creative Suite
Quality Assurance
User Interface Design
User Experience
CSS
strategy
Microsoft Office
Social Media
Analysis
Product Management
Start-ups
Business Development

@morgandebaunverified

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195.5K followers587 posts

📍CEO @blavity @afro.tech @travelnoire 🧠 Helping you use tech for your business 📈Bestselling author • Top 100 Tech Speaker Work with me ⬇️

What the agent found

Every item cites where it came from. Open the evidence on any card to see the quote and the source.

Needs

What Morgan needs from a partner, inferred from both profiles.

Someone who can handle a full autumn calendar
Inferred: a partner who can cope with conference planning, ticket pushes and event schedules filling her October, without needing her to be free.
Someone who can talk business without it taking over the evening
Inferred: her public voice is mostly business advice and her LinkedIn headline puts work first, so a partner who enjoys the business conversation without needing it to dominate would fit.
Someone who likes a weekend road trip
Inferred: she describes her current stretch as a family roadtrip era and asks for drivable destinations, so a partner who enjoys driving somewhere for the weekend would suit her.
Someone at ease with a public-facing partner
Inferred: she speaks, teaches and posts videos for a living, so a partner who is comfortable with her work being visible online and on stage would be a good fit.

Hobbies

What Morgan actually spends time doing.

Family road trips
Takes family trips by car, with a recent stop at Lake Oconee, and asked her followers for fall drivable destinations.
Public speaking
Speaks in public as part of her work, listed as a core skill on LinkedIn and described in her Instagram bio as a Top 100 Tech Speaker.
Nashville YMCAs
Has enjoyed the Nashville YMCAs enough to post about them, which suggests she has been there in person.
Early-reading projects
Has started a public series on generational wealth that begins with early reading and a flashcard link.

Interests

Topics and worlds Morgan cares about.

Applied AI at work
Advises executives and teams on practical AI adoption, workforce upskilling and how businesses cope with fast technological change.
Angel investing in early companies
Backs early-stage companies and teaches people to start investing with small cheques through syndicates.
Creator and content strategy
Follows creator businesses closely enough to advise on content, distribution and quality.
Being taken seriously in partnerships
Talks publicly about the credibility problems founders face when they try to get partners and deals to take them seriously.
Generational wealth
Has started a public series on how families build wealth across generations.

Other qualities

Values, personality and style the agent picked up on, grouped by kind.

Communication

Asks the audience questions
Ends most videos by inviting replies, so her posts read more like a conversation than a lecture.

Ambition

Has stayed with one company for over a decade
Has led Blavity since 2014 and grown it into a market leader for digital media and technology.

Values

Offers help when an event falls through
When another conference cancelled, she said she would check whether tickets could be released for students who had worked to get sponsored.

Humour

Dry understatement
Some of her posts are very short and matter-of-fact, like a one-line note about Nashville YMCAs.

Personality

Floats big playful ideas
Puts playful, ambitious ideas to her audience, such as bringing back a spring event aimed at CEOs.

Lifestyle

Green flags

Offers to chase tickets for students after another conference cancels
Asks her audience for their plans and invites the answers in the comments
Has stuck with one company since 2014
Talks about family and Nashville without turning them into a sales pitch

Possible dealbreakers

Someone who expects her weeks to stay clear during conference season
Someone who wants a private life with no public-facing work in it

Conversation hooks

Ask about the drivable fall destinations she asked for in post 7, and whether Lake Oconee made the list.
Ask whether the $1K–$5K cheque advice in post 2 is what she would tell a first-time angel investor today.
Ask which of the three priorities in post 9 she would pick for her own business this year: more content, more distribution or more quality.
Ask what made the Nashville YMCAs stand out for her in post 8.
Ask what a spring event for CEOs would look like if it came back, as floated in post 12.

Ideal first date

A lazy afternoon on the water at Lake Oconee, like her recent trip in post 7, with the AfroTech schedule left in the car.

Morgan DeBaun

How the agent read Morgan

What the agent found

Needs

Hobbies

Interests

Other qualities

Communication

Ambition

Values

Humour

Personality

Lifestyle

Green flags

Possible dealbreakers

Conversation hooks

Ideal first date

Morgan's dates

Ranking — who fits Morgan best

First impression