Donte Miller

Graduate of Morehouse College with his Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting and finance, Miller was a very decorated scholar at the institution. He received a scholarship from Goldman Sachs and was a student ambassador for the company. He participated as a Vanguard Scholar, in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and the Honors Program as a Scholar. His incredible academics and drive for knowledge earned him internships with top companies and organizations. Having the opportunity to be an Intern at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, a Securities Summer Analyst at Goldman Sachs, and an SMB Sales BOLD Intern at Google. After graduation, going on to work at the Atlanta MicroFund as a management accountant. From his time in academia, the workforce, and many other programs, he placed his efforts into a new venture: the Village MicroFund

Currently, Donte Miller is the executive director of this business. He has been a leader of positive influence for growth in business and finance in Atlanta for colored people. Achieving many top recognitions from the Atlanta Magazine, HBCU’s Buzz, and more. Through this Fund, he has developed programs to support black and brown businesses, spread education geared towards business and finance through pattern companies, and offered further opportunities for business owners to gain a platform for their businesses. To say his work is nothing short of exceptional, would be an understatement. His work has truly driven the growth and development of colored business and entrepreneurship in the city of Atlanta.