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Generational Wealth, Legacy and Black Banking w/ Ryan Glover

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Release Date: 12/22/2020

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Ryan Glover is the co-founder and chairman of Greenwood bank, a new digital bank designed for Black and Latinx communities. Previously he served as the co-founder and chief executive at Noontime, a music publishing and production company, and also the co-founder and CEO at Bounce TV, a national broadcast network geared toward African-Americans.

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