Hopeton Hay is the Executive Director of the Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Program at The University of Texas System, where he provides strategic leadership to connect diverse businesses with contracting opportunities. Colleagues and partners describe him as professional, knowledgeable, and deeply passionate about diversification.
Outside of work, Hopeton is an avid reader of science fiction and fantasy, travels with his family, and hosts the "Diverse Voices Book Review" podcast. He is the founder of an annual event celebrating diverse authors and previously served as executive director for the Greater Austin Black Chamber of Commerce.
He is the co-editor of "Austin Noir," a short story collection offering diverse cultural perspectives on the city.
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