​A Note from Coach Hicks:

​Why This Dinner is Different

​The Good Men United community dinner is typically an intimate space carved out specifically for Black men in tech — a place to be candid, build brotherhood, and move with intention. This month, we're doing something special.

​We're opening the table.

​Because the truth is, the strength Black men bring to community doesn't just benefit us — it anchors the whole ecosystem. When we're grounded, connected, and clear, everybody eats better. So for this dinner, Good Men United is inviting the full spectrum of Atlanta's Black tech community to the conversation. Founders and educators. Builders and creatives. Parents and students. All of us, at one table, in one room.

​This is what it looks like when we lead from strength — not just for ourselves, but for the community we're all trying to build together.

​Come ready to talk. Come ready to listen. And come hungry — Oreatha's doesn't miss.

​-Coach

​Note 1: The ATL BLK TCH Community Dinners are for members of Atlanta's Black Tech community. If you haven't signed up to join our online community platform, please do so here.

​Note 2: Please only RSVP for one dinner. It throws off the guest count when people sign up for multiple dinners. This leads to no shows, and restaurants not seating the remaining group.

​Overview | Hosted by Victor "Coach" Hicks

​The ATL BLK TCH Monthly Community Dinner series is an exclusive, intimate gathering designed for the vibrant Black Tech professionals in Atlanta. Held on the first Thursday of each month, these dinners cater to small groups of 10 people, fostering a close-knit environment for networking, collaboration, and community building among tech enthusiasts and professionals. This unique series offers a platform for sharing ideas, experiences, and fostering lasting professional relationships in the heart of Atlanta's Black tech community.

​How It Works

• ​Please arrive approximately 5-10+ minutes prior to your reservation time to avoid any seating delay.

• ​​​The group reservation is under your host's name.

• ​​​Each person pays for their own food and drinks. These are informal dinners.

• ​​​Let the host know if you can no longer attend.

• ​​​Contact the host with any questions.

​ATL BLK TCH is a program of Goodie Nation., a 501(c)3 non-profit Please consider making a donation here.