Solon Angel: Racism, Fraud and Star Trek

I'll Go First by The Globe and Mail

Oct 4, 201820:01Business

Solon Angel, the founder of MindBridge Ai, opens up about his tumultuous childhood, his personal connection to fraud and his thoughts on Canada’s tech industry.

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