Bridging Capital for Impact (Actionable ways to bridge capital into our undercapitalized communities)

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To truly be a subject-matter expert and understand the flow of capital into undercapitalized communities, it helps when one has experienced both ends of the spectrumā€”economic disparity and financial parity.

In the context of an overwhelming number of global crises in the rest of the world, it is easy to overlook the impoverishment happening right in our backyard. Jeffrey D. Powell would know, as an inner-city product of a disenfranchised urban community. As a youth, Jeff watched their infrastructure crumble while other communities grew and thrived. Even as a young man, Jeff knew that ability was inherent in everyone. He also realized that where opportunity is lacking, ability is thwarted, and a great divide develops. Thus, the dilemma of communities that "have" and "have not" is a concern that many have attempted to solve. While a solution exists, it was unavailable to several generations of his family and neighbors who resided in this environment.

Access to capital would have made a world of difference.

As one of the fortunate few who transcended an undercapitalized community and went to college, Powell devoted himself to a career in finance. Specifically, to address the plight of underfunded communities throughout the nation. His goal as a scholar, financial professional, and Black man was to become a creditable voice on this topic and speak from a prudent point of view.
Powell's research indicates a way forward, a cohesive and applicable method to bridge capital into communities that need it the most. He has devised a blueprint for bridging capital that can be applied methodically in any town or city while being customized within unique regional, political, and governmental realities.

This book title, Bridging Capital for Impact (Actionable ways to bridge capital into our undercapitalized communities), ISBN: 9781667895819, by Jeffrey D. Powell, published by BookBaby (August 10, 2023) is available in paperback. Our minimum order quantity is 25 copies. All standard bulk book orders ship FREE in the continental USA and delivered in 4-10 business days.

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Author:
Jeffrey D. Powell
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Paperback
Pages:
144
Publisher:
BookBaby (August 10, 2023)
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English
ISBN-13:
9781667895819
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1667895818
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8.48oz
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6" x 9" x 0.4"
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