FARE Celebrates Black Women in Business 🤎 Suzanne Shank, President, CEO, and co-founder of Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC, leads the nation’s premier minority- and women-owned investment banking firm. As a trailblazer on Wall Street, she is celebrated as one of the most influential Black women in finance. Suzanne embodies perseverance and stands as a powerful inspiration for future generations of aspiring leaders. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ggrZHqBU #BlackWomenInBusiness #FinanceLeaders #BlackBusiness #FinancialProfessionals #BlackBusinessMonth
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One of the greatest disservice one can do to themselves is surround themselves is to surround themselves with "yes" people. While no one is suggesting filling your inner circle with contrarians, Iya important to have people around you who are not afraid to "check" you if you need checking. Find you a truth teller. For some, that's a friend, colleague or mentor. For others that may look like hiring an Executive Coach who helps identify your blindspots and holds you accountable to your goals. However you get them, get someone who is not afraid to tell you the truth. Your leadership depends upon it.
Standing in awe as Mellody Hobson, Co-CEO & President Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Ariel Investment Trust, accepts the Legacy Award at the Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit. Her message is clear: amidst the allure of power, it's crucial to discern between flattery and truth. #BEWPS
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3XPYx27
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3XWmUv7
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3U0gwC8
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3ZZktL0
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3U14gkD
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3zzMC0z
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3U1K7e8
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Many investors choose to support the causes and people they care about. According to new J.P. Morgan research, 59% of Black women investors surveyed say it’s important that their investments are women-owned. Learn more from our 2024 Diverse Investor Study: https://bit.ly/3Y653C3
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