Latest InBlack Wealth Matters
Nitiya Walker is a social entrepreneur who's paying it forward. Her foundation Seeds of Fortune helps minority teen girls apply for college scholarships, as well as teaches career and financial management skills.
Myoshia reveals the barriers to starting a thriving business in the field of tech, her inspiration born out of being a young, single mother and memories of her childhood classmate in Houston, Texas, the late George Floyd.
Rodneyse Bichotte is the first Haitian-American woman elected in New York City.
In our final installment for Black Wealth Matters, we welcome Tiffany Dufu. She is founder and CEO of The Cru. Their algorithm matches circles of women who collaborate to meet their personal and professional goals.
Yemi Rose is the founder of OfColor, a digital financial wellness platform focused on providing content and banking tools built around how people of color save, spend, and build legacies differently.
Tiffany shares her personal challenges with building wealth, all while building a multi-million dollar business.
Dominique Stapleton is not only a sports agent, she is a financial educator to her clients who desperately need literacy and guidance.
We welcome entrepreneur Rachel Rodgers back to the show to talk about how business owners can go beyond the traditional lip service of "supporting" supporting Black Lives Matters and actually serving as Allies and practicing anti-racism within their companies.
