Gina Merritt, an African American woman affordable housing developer from Washington, DC, is shaking up the real estate industry while already having raised $310 million since 2021. Her firm, NREUV, leads innovative projects across the U.S., creating 1,200 housing units with amenities and a focus on community needs.
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Blu Jean Louis, the founder and CEO of Empire Tax Services, a Black-owned financial services company, is expanding her reach and impact with the opening of her company’s first physical office in downtown Kokomo, Indiana. Located at 106 W. Mulberry Street, this milestone marks the company’s evolution from a virtual business to a community-focused hub offering essential financial services and support. Despite this exciting new chapter, her company will continue to accept virtual clients nationwide, maintaining the accessibility and flexibility that have been key to its success.
Change is an inevitable part of growth, both personally and professionally. Embracing change enables us to adapt, innovate, and improve. It can initially feel uncomfortable, but it often brings valuable opportunities to learn and evolve. As we face transitions, let’s approach them with an open mind, focusing on how we can leverage new circumstances for positive outcomes.
Rising premiums and insurer withdrawals are creating a financial disaster that threatens national property values and economic stability.
Bank of America today announced a new solution to help parents support their children as they begin their financial journeys. SafeBalance Banking® for Family Banking is a bank account that offers parents the tools and resources they need to help their children practice healthy financial habits and learn to manage their money through a convenient, secure digital experience.
The Young Women’s Financial Wellness Forum event in the New York Stock Exchange’s Freedom Hall on December 11th will celebrate Harriet Tubman, well timed with the holiday season and the final month to purchase the limited-edition Harriet Tubman Commemorative Coins. Hosted by Seneca Women, a global women’s leadership platform, in partnership with the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, the event promotes financial literacy and wellness for young women. Together, they will reflect on Harriet Tubman’s legacy and relevance today and the significance of the coin related to leadership and financial education.
The Equality Means Business Award recognizes businesses that are courageously, passionately and unwaveringly committed to moving the LGBTQ+ community closer to full equality and businesses that have adopted comprehensive non-discrimination policies and demonstrate their commitment to valuing and pro-actively including all employees. Holy Cross Health was the only business in Broward County to be honored this year.
Fast-growing app usage leaves many consumers worse off
While every board of directors is different based on the member composition, mission, and strategic initiatives, mid-to-large sized nonprofit organizations commonly use the following methods to measure their effectiveness.
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) took effect in 2024, requiring over 30 million businesses to either submit a beneficial ownership report to the U.S. Department of Treasury or claim an exemption. Unless they qualify for a specific exemption, January 1, 2025, is the final filing deadline for businesses formed before 2024.