Chasing Success

Black Enterprise Digital Media

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Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase's Advancing Black Pathways and produced by Black Enterprise, the podcast series highlights insights, initiatives and strategies from leading professionals to help African Americans build wealth and advance their businesses

12/27/2021

Strategies for Building Multi-Generational Wealth

The racial wealth gap continues to persist. Reversing the trend requires financial education and long-term financial planning, among other tools. Racquel Oden, Managing Director and Head of National Sales, JP Morgan Chase Consumer Bank and Yanely Espinal, Director of Educational Outreach at Next Gen Personal Finance, share how Blacks and Latinos can design a multigenerational wealth plan.

8 min
12/20/2021

How Black Executives Can Develop Skills for The Future of Work

How Black Executives Can Develop Skills for The Future of Work by Black Enterprise Digital Media

10 min
12/13/2021

How Chase Partners With Black Banks To Drive Entrepreneurship with Leah Abraham

Through partnership with Black financial institutions, the nation’s largest bank provides vital resources to underserved communities and helps close the racial wealth gap

11 min
04/19/2021

Lawrence Bailey on Expanding Inclusion and Financial Health for Black Communities and Consumers

In this exclusive interview, Lawrence Bailey, head of Community Banking & Business Development, reveals Chase Bank’s strategies to introduce products and tools to meet customer needs and help them develop financially healthy habits

35 min
03/15/2021

Cerita Battles on JPMorgan Chase’s Commitment to Expanding Homeownership

Cerita Battles, Managing Director and Head of Affordable Lending Strategy, shares what JPMorgan Chase is doing to lessen the racial wealth gap through homeownership by expanding access for Black and Latinx families

34 min
02/15/2021

Byna Elliott on How Advancing Black Pathways Seeks to Close the Racial Wealth Gap

In this exclusive interview, Byna Elliott, the new head of JP Morgan Chase’s Advancing Black Pathways, shares her bold initiatives to expand entrepreneurship, increase homeownership and rebuild communities.

33 min
01/06/2021

Toacca Rutherford on JPMorgan Chase’s Efforts to Diversify Tech Jobs

BE Executive Managing Editor Alisa Gumbs talks with Toacca Rutherford, Managing Director, Chase Consumer & Community Banking, JPMorgan Chase & Co., about being a Black woman executive in technology and the firm’s commitment to hiring technologists from HBCUs.

39 min
12/08/2020

Barry Simmons on JPMorgan Chase's Ongoing Commitment

Barry Simmons, Managing Director of Wealth Management, East Division talks with Alfred Edmond about JPMorgan Chase's ongoing commitment to equity for Black professionals and business-owners.

33 min
11/18/2020

Brian Lamb on JPMorgan Chase’s $30 billion Investment in Racial Equity

BE Chief Content Officer Derek Dingle talks with Brian Lamb, Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion, JPMorgan Chase & Co., about the institution’s $30 billion investment in racial equity.

33 min

9 Episodes

Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase's Advancing Black Pathways and produced by Black Enterprise, the podcast series highlights insights, initiatives and strategies from leading professionals to help African Americans build wealth and advance their businesses

Creator

Black Enterprise Digital Media
Years Active

2020 - 2021
Episodes

9
Rating

Clean
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Chasing Success

Chasing Success

Episodes

Strategies for Building Multi-Generational Wealth

How Black Executives Can Develop Skills for The Future of Work

How Chase Partners With Black Banks To Drive Entrepreneurship with Leah Abraham

Lawrence Bailey on Expanding Inclusion and Financial Health for Black Communities and Consumers

Cerita Battles on JPMorgan Chase’s Commitment to Expanding Homeownership

Byna Elliott on How Advancing Black Pathways Seeks to Close the Racial Wealth Gap

Toacca Rutherford on JPMorgan Chase’s Efforts to Diversify Tech Jobs

Barry Simmons on JPMorgan Chase's Ongoing Commitment

Brian Lamb on JPMorgan Chase’s $30 billion Investment in Racial Equity

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