As part of Apple’s ongoing commitment to Black communities and creating opportunities for aspiring business leaders, the tech giant has announced a cohort of Black founders and developers for its latest Entrepreneur Camp. A recent blog post shares that Apple’s Entrepreneur Camp is welcoming a class of founders and their teams from 13 different app-driven companies to join its newly-launched program. Chosen participants for the program include: David Bosun-Arebuwa (B3am) Adam Taylor (Black) Cedric J. Rogers and Shaun Newsum (Cultural Genesis/ Bar Exam) Abdou Sarr (Film3D) Brent Brinkley (FormKey) Lybron Sobers (Health Auto Export) Casey Pollock (Hologarden) Ailton Vieira, Gabriel Taques, Maykon Meneghel, Mariana Lech, and Rodolfo Diniz (Hubli) Quintin Rodriguez-Harrison (Justice Royale) David Alston (Kickstroid) Aurelia Edwards (Nailstry) Ashley McKoy, Harold Lomotey, and Ositanachi Otugo (The Peek: TV Shows and Movies) Matt Garrison (TuneBend) The inaugural program — which is...