How to Improve Accessibility and Socialization in the Metaverse | Meagan Loyst and Zain Jaffer

The metaverse is a digital society that is still new but growing quickly. In the past, virtual reality has been limited to games and simulations. Recently, with the development of more sophisticated technology, these platforms have opened up to allow users to interact with one another in a large variety of ways. This episode will discuss how to improve accessibility and socialization in the metaverse. The future of virtual reality depends on both of these things, so let's take a look at them together!

Meagan Loyst founded Gen Z VCs, a global community centered around empowering the next generation of leaders in venture capital, growing it to more than 11,000 members since November 2020. The youngest investor at Lerer Hippeau, she's sourced and helped lead three investments, working with 12 portfolio companies. Loyst's Gen Z VCs Summit included 3,000-plus attendees from 71 countries.

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The Metaverse—What It Is and How It Can Present Real Solutions
https://youtu.be/al3Nyitg71U 
 
How the Metaverse Could Offer Marked Changes in Workflows and Utilization
https://youtu.be/uol2i8S-CgE 

 Real Estate in the Metaverse 
https://youtu.be/NeuouWh6Xgs

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About Zain Jaffer:

Zain Jaffer is an accomplished executive, investor, and entrepreneur. He started his first company at the age of 14 and later moved to the US as an immigrant to found Vungle, after securing $25M from tech giants including Google & AOL in 2011. Vungle recently sold for $780m.  

His achievements have garnered international recognition and acclaim; he is the recipient of prestigious awards such as "Forbes 30 Under 30", "Inc. Magazine's 35 Under 35," and the "SF Business Times Tech & Innovation Award." He is regularly featured in major business & tech publications such as The Wall Street Journal, VentureBeat, and TechCrunch.