an evening celebrating the connections and community we’ve built this year while spotlighting opportunities to cultivate Black wealth – followed by a Happy Hour networking reception.

Speakers: Shelley Stewart III, Tamyra Gordon

Sponsored By: McKinsey & Company, Blavity.org

Speakers: Erica Miles, Kenyan McDuffie, Pierre Whatley

Moderated By: Nasir Qadree

Music by: DJ 5’9

Speakers: Shelley Stewart III, Tamyra Gordon
Sponsored By: McKinsey & Company, Blavity.org
Speakers: Erica Miles, Kenyan McDuffie, Pierre Whatley
Moderated By: Nasir Qadree
Music by: DJ 5’9
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Speakers

Kenyan McDuffie
Kenyan R. McDuffie, Councilmember for Ward 5, was first elected to the Council of the District of Columbia in a 2012 special election, and re-elected to full four-year terms in 2014 and again in 2018. He has also served as the Chairman Pro Tempore of the Council, the Chairperson of the Committee on Business and Economic Development, and the Chair of the Committee on the Judiciary.
Will Lucas, Co-Host
Will Lucas is the Brand Manager for AfroTech and Black Tech Green Money. He is also the founder and CEO at Creadio and TolHouse.
Shelley Stewart III
Shelley is a leader with McKinsey's global Marketing and Sales practice where he serves privately held and publicly traded companies on growth topics. Shelley also leads the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility, a think-and-do-tank focused on catalyzing solutions to improving economic outcomes for Black livelihoods.
Nasir Qadree
As Founder & Managing Partner of Zeal Capital Partners, Nasir C. Qadree defines the fund's focus, leads investment activities, and manages post-investment value creation strategies with a focus on narrowing the wealth and skills gaps across the U.S.
Tamyra Gordon
Tammy is a social impact executive whose non profit career focuses on bringing together ecosystems of organizations and businesses to bridge our efforts in full service of the Black wealth creator, the Black entrepreneur.
Erica Miles
Erica is a DEI consultant committed to increasing access to financial services for the marginalized, especially people and communities of color.
Pierre Whatley
Former Financial Services Regulator & Capitol Hill Alum | Small Business Advocate | Entrepreneur
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