devcolor.orgCrawled Oct 14, 2026
/dev/color is going global and named Rhonda Allen as chief executive officer and Rhonda Payne as chief operating officer. The company filled newly created leadership roles.
/dev/color is a global career accelerator for Black software engineers, technologists, and executives, and an accountability partner for companies that invest in, employ, and are led by them. It began in 2015 and has grown to a community of 600+.
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The page links to a blog featuring member spotlights, job opportunities, and an annual report. It also lists a live event for July 14–16, 2022.
/dev/color operates devcolor.org and describes its policies for collecting, using, and disclosing personal data when people use the Service, as well as the choices associated with that data.
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/Dev/Color, under CEO Rhonda Allen, focuses on promoting and supporting Black technologists in the tech industry. The organization works to create opportunities and foster growth for underrepresented talent in technology fields.
Oct 2023Yahoo FinanceNews article
DevColor supports Black IT professionals through structured cohort programs to combat workplace isolation. Founder Brian Mariner, an IT veteran, highlights the lack of confidants in the industry despite professional networking. The initiative aims to foster community and mentorship for underrepresented tech talent.
Apr 2022CIO.comNews article
Black technologists express skepticism about their employers’ dedication to diversity and inclusion initiatives. A survey highlights a significant trust gap, with employees questioning the authenticity of company commitments. Concerns center on perceived gaps between stated policies and real workplace practices.
Oct 2021AxiosNews article