Darien Dash is the CEO of DME Interactive. An internet company specifically owned by the Blacks. For this reason, he won the attention of President Clinton who summoned him to discuss the risks of internet illiteracy within the Hispanic and African-American communities. Dash also attended a congressional subcommittee to address the resultant breaches between the rich and the poor through technology, also known as the “digital divide“. When asked by Michael Armstrong, the AT&T boss to contribute his views on the racial, economic gap that estimates 17% of internet access for white households as compared to the Black Latino household that stands at 8%, Darien proposed the need to involve the support of urban model stars like Puff Daddy, Jay –Z if they wanted the kids to visualize technology as a real thing.

While at the Southern California University, Darien Dash once landed a career within the recording industry. His task was to negotiate deals with rappers though this did not stop him from pursuing his career. He later graduated secured a job at Digital Music Express in which he soared through various ranks before he got discouraged since the system was not accessible within the poor neighborhoods.

According to Darien Dash, people are assets and there was a need to reach deep in all demographics. Through the new service of POC, which provides training, remote learning, certification, and employment, Dash believes that color has nothing to do with any of these core elements. Dash aims at bringing all people close to his company’s pre-emptive websites to create more revenue through simple clicks, commissions, and advertisements.

The committed entrepreneur believes in offering free internet access in collaboration with other corporations like AOL and eventually connects the clients to a wireless relationship with other devices like a web-centric cellular phone. Dash hopes to expand both hardware and software infrastructure to all the marginal communities.

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