A seat at the table Archives - Rolling Out

This week on A Seat at the Table, Bill Hawthorne is a Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Inclusent, joined the CEO of rolling out, Munson Steed to talk about how to optimize success in the workplace and marketplace through Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.

As we celebrate Black History Month and the art of Black storytelling, rolling out CEO Munson Steed spoke with Kevin Powell, one of the most acclaimed cultural, literary, and hip-hop voices in America. How would you describe the art of Black storytelling? It’s us as a people as Black people throughout the diaspora, Chicago, Detroit,…

Ralph Giles is head of design for Fiat Chrysler Automotives. Giles took a seat at the table to talk about diversity within the FCA brand and how important it is for young creators to get mentors.

John Hope Bryant, Businessman, entrepreneur, and author takes a seat at the table to talk about Operation HOPE. The One Million New Black Business New Black Entrepreneurship Initiative and its goal to help create one million new Black-owned businesses in the U.S. by 2030.

Joe Biden, the 46th president of the United States has made history. America is excited and ready for change. A Seat at the Table – Election 2020 Conversations with Congressman Hank Johnson of Georgia and Congressman Al Green of Texas talks about the historical accomplishment of the first Black women to serve as Vice President…

The nation waits for the final count of Election 2020 2.0. What’s Next? Mondale Robinson of Black Male Voter Project talks about the state of the election, what is going on and what is next. join the conversation #Vote #vote2020 #Blackmalevoterproject

https://rumble.com/vawtjp-a-seat-at-the-table-with-ga-coordinator-for-black-youth-vote-mary-pat-hecto.html Mary Pat Hector, Georgia Coordinator for Black Youth Vote, says it is not too late for youth to be trained to be poll workers and poll monitors for the November 3rd presidential election. Black Youth Vote educates youth about the voting process and how to engage in the voting process.

Felicia Davis provides three things all voters should know when they go to the polls on November 3rd. Ms. Davis is the convener for Clayton County (GA) Black Women’s Roundtable and Director of the HBCU Green fund

Dr. Jamal Bryant, the Senior Pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Metro-Atlanta, discusses the open letter of support from over 100 clergies for Raphael Warnock for the Georgia Senate race. We also discuss the importance of voting and the power of the church vote

CD Moody CD talks about development in Atlanta and the region. How to take a seat at the table. Construction company ranked as one of Atlanta’s Top Commercial Contractors and Private Companies

Dr. David Thomas, President of Morehouse College took a seat at the table to discuss the future of school due to COVID as well as Apple selecting Morehouse as site for new tech hub.

There’s a real estate boss in metro Atlanta and her name is Donna Dillard, owner and lead agent of Red Ribbon Homes LLC. A well-respected and noted Realtor, Dillard finds joy in fighting for her clients and considers her job a calling. Dillard had an “almost indescribable” feeling when she purchased her first home. Wanting…

https://rumble.com/vaq037-a-seat-at-the-table-with-ian-dunlap-investment-tips-101420.html Investment guru, Ian Dunlap of Red Panda Academy talks with host Tigner about this week’s stock tips. What’s hot and how the stock market can predict the presidential election.

The HBCU presidents from Alabama State University, Tuskegee University, Stillman College, Miles College, Talladega College took A Seat at the Table to discuss how they are Serving our Students & Communities During Uncertain Times

Now more than ever it is time to vote. Ms. Cora Masters Barry, took a seat at the table to talk about the 14th annual Black In Wax on Nothing New Under the Sun

Ms. Cora Masters Barry, took a seat at the table to talk about the Democratic and Republican conventions, along with mentorship and books. Special guest, Donna Brazle, and Minyon Moore Colored girls in politics.

The ACLU of Georgia released a report stating, The State of Georiga Likely Removed Nearly 200,000 Citizens from the Voter Rolls Who Never Moved. Executive Director of Georgia ACLU, Andrea Young, and CEO of Palast Investigation Fund, Greg Palast took a seat at the table to discuss their findings

Economic inequality and lack of access to capital are two of the main issues for minority-owned businesses. The UP Community Fund is a resource for these businesses. The Charlotte, North Carolina based company was founded in 2017 by investment expert David Sharp. The UP Community Fund provides flexible business loans up to $2 million for…

Rep. Al Green took a seat at the table to discuss his plan to create his proposed Department of Reconciliation. H. RES. 992 Declares that the unconditional war on racism and invidious discrimination and providing for the establishment of a Cabinet-level Department of Reconciliation charged with eliminating racism and invidious discrimination.

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