About Sherrell Dorsey

Entrepreneurship and Media Innovation

Sherrell Dorsey founded The Plug, a platform spotlighting innovation in HBCUs and cities like Philadelphia, which was acquired.[9][2] As an award-winning data journalist and strategist, she transitioned from a personal blog in 2016 to building influential media ventures.[6][10] She offers booking sessions via Intro and hosts content on Substack.[2][8]

Climate Tech and Energy

A dedicated climate tech journalist, Dorsey amplifies voices, companies, and solutions for a just transition.[10] She engages with topics like mobility investments beyond EVs and critiques gaps in development banks' $54 billion climate finance.[11][12] As TED Tech host, her focus includes climate/energy alongside design, food/agriculture, music/arts, and entrepreneurship.[user bio]

Inclusive Innovation and Future of Work

Dorsey champions inclusive innovation, discussing the future of work for underrepresented groups.[7] Through The Plug and BLKTECHCLT, she highlights Black tech ecosystems.[4][9] Her conversations emphasize harmony over hustle in professional reinvention.[3]

Personal Reinvention and Identity

Host of the Road To Reinvention Podcast, Dorsey shares her journey from 'black sheep' learning to program, fueled by faith and words.[3][5][6] Recognized in awards like Curiosity Tank alongside innovators, she embodies self-reinvention.[1]

Podcasts and Public Engagement

Active in podcasts like Square Pizza (#6 on BLKTECHCLT), Epyc.co (reinvention), and Change Catalyst (future of work).[3][4][7] Her Instagram (13.5K followers) and personal site showcase storytelling.[5][6][10]