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Isaac Addae
Ghanaian American - Author of Black Boy Fly - Chief Strategy Officer - Entrepreneur - Investor - Educator - Engineer - HBCU Alum
Isaac Y. Addae, PhD, a first-generation Ghanaian American, is a dedicated educator, social engineer, and change agent.
He is an Assistant Professor of Business Administration at Tennessee State University, conducting research in social entrepreneurship and teaching courses in business strategy, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
Isaac also serves as the Chief Strategy Officer of Pivot Technology School and Managing Partner at HBCU Impact Capital.
With 8 years of corporate experience in management, technology consulting, and business strategy across various industries, including IBM, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Ford, Isaac brings a wealth of expertise to his roles.
Passionate about change and impact, he has founded organizations like Conscious Conversation and The Hub for Urban Entrepreneurship, along with establishing the 260 Change Fund, a giving circle focused on community upliftment.
Isaac holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration from Morgan State University and has studied at institutions like Tennessee State University.
He is committed to helping individuals and organizations achieve their goals by fostering purpose-driven cultures that embrace diversity, inclusion, and entrepreneurial thinking.
Recognized for his contributions, Isaac has received numerous awards and serves on several civic and nonprofit boards.