The following conversation was conducted over email and edited for flow and clarity. For the second installment of our exciting interview with Jerel Registre, he takes a deeper dive into the cannabis industry and the ways in which Black and Brown people have been ostracized from monetarily capitalizing in this space. This is particularly important …
The following conversation was conducted over email and edited for flow and clarity. We had the opportunity to chat with Jerel Registre, Managing Director of Curio WMBE Fund, to learn about private equity investing through the Cannabis and Wellness space. This interview was filled with so much valuable information that we had to break it …
When you think of downtown Manhattan, the thought of people walking around, trash in the streets, and horns blaring on the road should enter your mind. And then there are the inescapable skyscrapers that line the streets of most metropolitan cities but none like Manhattan. Each of those skyscrapers houses several different businesses; one company …
Good health care is a privilege many people do not have. The outbreaks of new diseases and a global pandemic have shone a light on this privilege. It is crucial to create viable structures that will help safeguard your health. While having good health care is not accessible to many, those who do have it …
In the second half of this series, I’m exploring current proposals that could help close the racial wealth gap, individual actions you can take to help reconfigure our systems, and a few next steps to help you and your family rise above the statistics. As I wrote in part one of this series, the racial …
How We Move Beyond the Racial Wealth Gap in America: Part II. Read More »
The following conversation was conducted over email and edited for flow and clarity. Jasmine Black is the founder and CEO of the boutique consulting firm Brainchild. They provide support in business planning and consulting. She is also a part of an all-female football league. As a former banker and competitive athlete, she is determined to …
While the solution and causes behind the racial wealth gap are complicated, the problem itself is simple. The fact is, Black families in the U.S. hold about 15% the wealth of white families. Because it takes wealth (or capital) in this country to create more wealth, it has become mathematically impossible to catch up. One …
