In the wake of George Floyd’s murder and the COVID pandemic, corporations, industries, and banks committed capital to reduce the racial wealth gap. Many released announcements about their intentions for change – to empower Black and Brown families with generational wealth-building opportunities through intentional partnerships and business investments. Almost two years later, what has happened as a result of these capital commitments? Will these intentions result in any real progress? What good has come from the racial awakening? Panelists discuss and debate these commitments’ impact, successes, failures, and the trajectory needed to move the needle.
Innovations in Racial Wealth Equity – 2 Years after the Racial Awakening. Success and lessons learned in progress towards increasing opportunities for communities of color.
Format
Other
Meta Themes
Deliver Equity and Inclusion
Reimagine Systems
Power and Capital
Accountability
Themes
Purpose and Desired Outcome
The audience will listen to and engage in a discussion about the actionable impact of investment and programmatic innovations that resulted from the capital committed to the cause of Racial Equity. Panelists and the audience will discuss how to ensure this capital is optimized in its impact in the community. Fellow industry leaders and participants will be encouraged to be engaged in reducing the racial wealth gap by transparent sharing of impactful stories and successful models.
Audiences
Allocators (Family Offices, HNW Individuals, Foundations)
Entrepreneurs
Asset Managers
Corporate & SME
Speakers
- NameGeorge
- TitleAshton
- OrganizationLISC Strategic Investments
- StatusConfirmed
- NameDavid
- TitleClunie
- OrganizationBlack Economic Alliance
- StatusInvited
- NameEugene Profit
- TitleProfit Investment Management
- OrganizationProfit Investment Management
- StatusInvited
- NameMichael
- TitlePugh
- OrganizationCarver Federal Savings Bank
- StatusInvited
- NameMichael
- TitleNourafshan
- OrganizationBlock (Formerly Square, Inc.
- StatusConfirmed