RESOURCES
"I've been really fortunate in my career. I've had people who have championed me and supported me."––Christina Norman
In this episode, we get to sit down with Christina Norman....
"Yes, we're building Macro... but I want to also be a part in creating change globally, economically for people of color, which is also part of our mission."––Charles D. King
In this...
"I won't say I'm lucky, I've just honestly been blessed. And if you look at the roadmap of where I am, the story is very strong."–Angela Bundrant
In this episode, we have the pleasure of...
"You can have as much talent as you want, but education lets you get up to bat."––INROADS President & CEO Forest T. Harper
In this episode, we sit down with Forest T. Harper to...
"We've decided [giving back] is what [Proctor & Gamble] will do. We'll be a force for growth in order to be a force for good."––Marc Pritchard
In this episode, we sit down with Marc...
"I remember my first days of basic. They said something to us that they asked us to live by, and I did: 'We don't leave people behind''... And I want that to be the mantra for the state of...
"I know I like making my own music, but it's really important for me to be in a position to provide youth with resources that they might not otherwise have had."––Fyütch
In this...
"The future is bright; the opportunity is huge."––Cheryl McKissack Daniel
In this episode, we sit down with Cheryl McKissack Daniel. Cheryl is the President and CEO of McKissack &...
"A lot of the time, we get into our own ways because of our own thoughts and our own [self-sabotage]. And once I get those out of the way, I feel like my way [is] clear..."––Isaac Keys
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"Hair-loss is a billion-dollar industry... If all those things on TV worked, I wouldn't have a job."––Dr. William Yates
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. William Yates, a Chicago...
"We should focus on how we get the mother's milk of economic success in this country into the hands of Black people. And that's capital."––Bob Johnson
In this episode, we sit down with...
"The greatest challenge [in being a Black woman climbing the corporate ladder] is the constant underestimation of your skills, your intellect, and your impact."––Lisa Wardell
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