Clarence Wooten
For many people, the rise of the internet has been their ticket to the middle class and beyond. Millions of people have joined companies on the come up, becoming fabulously wealthy when those organizations became wildly successful.
However, like many things, one of our generation's most profound economic boons has suffered from a frustrating hegemony, as the movement’s success stories are almost exclusively white and almost always male.
That's what makes Clarence Wooten's persistent role in Silicon Valley so prolific. Named a serial entrepreneur by Entrepreneur Magazine back in 2000, Wooten has been involved in the tech space since the 1990s when he sold his first company, ImageCafe to Network Solutions.
