Milwaukee-based money transfer platform selected for Northwestern Mutual’s Black founder accelerator

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Left to right: Abim Kolawole (Northwestern Mutual), Kevin Barrow (Mark Labs), Bobola Odebiyi (CrossKudi), Ablorde Ashigbi (4Degrees), Fonta gilliam (Wellthi), Nneka Ukpai (Wellthi), Craig Schedler (Northwestern Mutual).

Milwaukee-based CrossKudi is one of five startups to be selected for the second cohort of Northwestern Mutual’s Black Founder Accelerator program.

Northwestern Mutual on Tuesday unveiled the second class of Black-led startups that will receive funding and mentorship through the 12-week program. The accelerator is a partnership of the Milwaukee-based life insurance company…

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