July 28th, 2021 | 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Free Virtual Event
The Los Angeles Business Journal, in partnership with the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce, hosted a free digital event to discuss ways we can foster a more socially-conscious
Community of Business™.
TOPICS INCLUDED:
• Access to capital for Black Businesses
• Best practices
• Challenges, pitfalls and the direction policies are headed.
PANELISTS & TOPICS
Building Community & Change
E’Tiffany JonesManager, Communications and Strategic Partnerships
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Kandee LewisChief Executive Officer, Positive Results CenterCivil and Human Rights Commissioner, City of Los Angeles“Black business matters, but is it respected? According |
Robert SausedoPresident & Chief Executive Officer
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Robert D. TaylorPresident & CEO, Centinela Capital PartnersPartner, 3.5.7.11“Black America’s wealth challenge and its dire |
Gene HaleChairman
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Charlotte Redden HamiltonDean, College of Social Sciences
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Jonathan HodgeSVP and Financial Advisor
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Reginald Roberts, Jr.Co-Managing Partner
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Event Polling Results:
SPONSORS
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Tackling the Health Care Inequity Problem
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As one of South Los Angeles’ legacy nonprofits, Community Build, Inc. (CBI) was founded on the principle that support and change start at the community level. The agency was created by Brenda Shockley and Congresswoman Maxine Waters as a response to the conditions that led to the 1992 Civil Unrest in Los Angeles… Read More
Bringing Racial Equity Action Initiatives to the Forefront
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Overcoming the “Third Generation Rule” Challenge
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Black Business Matters, But is it Respected?
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Growing Business Through a Pandemic
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Creating a Pipeline for Black Business and Wealth
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View last year’s webinar recording here.
If you’re interested in sponsoring, speaking or partnership opportunities please call (323) 549-5225 or email us.
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