Menna Tegene serves as the BEKH Central Program Manager at the University of Alberta. Having spent over eight years in the social services and entrepreneur mentorship sectors, she is passionate about building strong communities for BIPOC individuals. Specifically, Menna’s interests lay at the intersection of collective mobilization, people-centered programming, and practical entrepreneurship education. Recognizing that the availability of truly representative data is a crucial component of intentional systemic change, she is honoured to be a part of the Black Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub initiative.