Goldman Sachs recently made a groundbreaking announcement at the ForbesBLK Summit 2024, revealing their plan to invest $10 billion in One Million Black Women. This bold move signifies a major commitment to fuel economic empowerment for Black women, ultimately unlocking a wave of opportunity for Black women founders and leaders.
During an insightful discussion at the summit, key figures such as Helen Adeosun, Founder & CEO of CareAcademy, Barry Givens, Founder & Managing Partner of Collab Capital, and Jessica Taylor, National Director of Goldman Sachs One Million Black Women, shared their perspectives on what is currently working for Black women in the business world. The panelists shed light on how this monumental investment will pave the way for increased representation and success for Black women in various industries.
Moderated by Jabari Young, Senior Writer at Forbes and Editorial Lead at ForbesBLK, the discussion provided valuable insights into the strategies and initiatives that will be implemented as part of this initiative. With a focus on fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership among Black women, Goldman Sachs is dedicated to creating a more inclusive and equitable economic landscape.
Through this $10 billion investment, Goldman Sachs is not only making a financial commitment but also a social and cultural one. By empowering Black women and providing them with the resources and opportunities they need to thrive, this initiative has the potential to catalyze real change and drive progress in the business world.
Overall, the investment from Goldman Sachs in One Million Black Women represents a significant step towards creating a more diverse, inclusive, and prosperous future for all women in business. It is a testament to the power of collaboration, innovation, and empowerment in driving positive change within the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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