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How can different types of communities move closer to delivering a better quality of life for all residents? This is the type of question my colleagues at McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility seek to answer. Last year, the Institute collaborated on 18 insight pieces providing in-depth research on Black economic development. For an inside look at our work to build a more inclusive economy, read our 2023 ESG Report ➡️ mckinsey.com/esgreport #SustainableInclusiveGrowth

How can different types of communities move closer to delivering a better quality of life for all residents? This is the type of question my colleagues at McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility seek to answer. Last year, the Institute collaborated on 18 insight pieces providing in-depth research on Black economic development. For an inside look at our work to build a more inclusive economy, read our 2023 ESG Report ➡️ mckinsey.com/esgreport #SustainableInclusiveGrowth

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How can different types of communities move closer to delivering a better quality of life for all residents? This is the type of question my colleagues at McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility seek to answer. Last year, the Institute collaborated on 18 insight pieces providing in-depth research on Black economic development. For an inside look at our work to build a more inclusive economy, read our 2023 ESG Report ➡️ mckinsey.com/esgreport #SustainableInclusiveGrowth

How can different types of communities move closer to delivering a better quality of life for all residents? This is the type of question my colleagues at McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility seek to answer. Last year, the Institute collaborated on 18 insight pieces providing in-depth research on Black economic development. For an inside look at our work to build a more inclusive economy, read our 2023 ESG Report ➡️ mckinsey.com/esgreport #SustainableInclusiveGrowth

📈 Catalysts of Economic Growth: Black-Owned Businesses! The U.S. Joint Economic Committee highlights the significant contributions of over 3 million Black-owned businesses, injecting $200 billion annually into the U.S. economy and providing jobs for 1.2 million Americans. A recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce event delved into the history and challenges of Black entrepreneurship, stressing the need for a more equitable playing field. Nicholas Perkins, CEO of Perkins Management Services Company, underlines the importance of addressing gaps in access to capital and opportunities. Let's foster an environment where Black entrepreneurs thrive! 💼🌐 Read more about this on the link below: https://lnkd.in/eZzUhsHS #BusinessEquality#EconomicImpact#SupportBlackBusinesses #InclusiveOpportunities

While about 15% of White Americans hold some business equity, this is true for only about 5% of Black Americans, according to research from the McKinsey & Company Institute for Economic Mobility. Check out a recent article in The Wall Street Journal which featured commentary from my colleague Shelley Stewart III, where he discusses the impact of a new local Black Chamber of Commerce in Albany, New York that has been boosting Black entrepreneurship, and helping to close the wealth gap between Black and white Americans. #EconomicMobility

While about 15% of White Americans hold some business equity, this is true for only about 5% of Black Americans, according to research from the McKinsey & Company Institute for Economic Mobility. Check out a recent article in The Wall Street Journal which featured commentary from my colleague Shelley Stewart III, where he discusses the impact of a new local Black Chamber of Commerce in Albany, New York that has been boosting Black entrepreneurship, and helping to close the wealth gap between Black and white Americans. #EconomicMobility

While about 15% of White Americans hold some business equity, this is true for only about 5% of Black Americans, according to research from the McKinsey & Company Institute for Economic Mobility. Check out a recent article in The Wall Street Journal which featured commentary from my colleague Shelley Stewart III, where he discusses the impact of a new local Black Chamber of Commerce in Albany, New York that has been boosting Black entrepreneurship, and helping to close the wealth gap between Black and white Americans. #EconomicMobility

While about 15% of White Americans hold some business equity, this is true for only about 5% of Black Americans, according to research from the McKinsey & Company Institute for Economic Mobility. Check out a recent article in The Wall Street Journal which featured commentary from my colleague Shelley Stewart III, where he discusses the impact of a new local Black Chamber of Commerce in Albany, New York that has been boosting Black entrepreneurship, and helping to close the wealth gap between Black and white Americans. #EconomicMobility