We are honored to be featured in the December issue of @vanityfair, chronicling Gold House’s history-making, cross-industry efforts to reshape cultural representation and accelerate socioeconomic success for APIs alongside several founding members. 2021 has been a remarkably pivotal year for APIs—bringing the community together to reel from a surge in racially motivated attacks while fueling historic triumphs across business, media, and politics. But with over 50 ethnicities and no preexisting unifying ground, the magnitude and speed with which the API community rallied together were neither obvious nor simple. Gold House has been a key unifying force for APIs over the past three years, first by transforming API representation in media to reshape public opinion. Gold House collaborates with every major studio and streaming platform, from cultural consultation for authentic storytelling to marketing for successful debuts—the latter famously generating a viable market for API films like Parasite, The Farewell, and more. Paired with cultural representation are Gold House’s economic mobility efforts, focusing on startup communities to empower more small and medium-sized businesses and shatter the bamboo ceiling with more API C-suiters and Board Directors. Through the largest network of the most-promising API founders to the nation’s leading API founder accelerator, Gold Rush—with another major vehicle coming next year—founders can generate more capital, find new users, and build brands like they never have before: together. Going forward, Gold House will further intertwine representation and economic success across industries, continents, and cultures—beginning with the launch of #GoldHouseFutures, a comprehensive slate of career and company-defining investments for the next generation of leading API creatives, entrepreneurs, and social impact leaders. Stay tuned for more and sign up for updates in our bio. Thank you to the thousands who’ve founded Gold House and been here since the beginning. Read the full article at the link in bio. Photo by: @danielseunglee