Defining Black Wealth Management & Addressing Obstacles in Venture Capitalism

The wealth gap continues to widen, and despite narratives suggesting increased wealth and mobility for Black people, progress remains minimal. Additionally, Black founders face significant challenges in receiving funding in the venture capital space. This panel will dissect these pressing issues, offering a comprehensive analysis and outlining solutions for the future. Join us to gain insights from industry experts and thought leaders as they discuss strategies to bridge the wealth gap and support Black entrepreneurs in navigating the venture capital landscape.
Jabari Young, Senior Writer and Editor at Forbes
Congresswoman Maxine Waters, United States Representative for California’s 43rd congressional district
Shawn Wooden, former Comptroller of Connecticut and Partner and Chief Public Pension Strategist at Apollo Global Management
Monique Idlett, CEO of Reign Ventures

[@CalistroVC]

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[@shaunmc013]

I hear you but until we restructure what we consider to be the standard and what we consider to be beautiful in this world. It won’t happen,what you’re seeing embedded in their psyche. That’s a psychological wall that’s extremely difficult to tear down..

[@MPR2]

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[@plantaherbalknowledge9423]

Black wealth is created by a healthy God fearing family. The Bible said, it's not wise to compare yourselves.

[@AllAmericanBoy]

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