Webinar: NATIONAL BLACK AND LATINO ECONOMIC SUMMIT by NMCRC

About The Summit

This two-day symposium will empower a growing network of like-minded individuals, companies, and non-profit organizations to unpack a shared vision of eliminating barriers and enhancing access to economic sustainability in Black and Latino communities.

Meet The Presenters

Brian Lamb

JP Morgan Chase & Co. - Global Head of Diversity & Inclusion

Brian Lamb is the global head of Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) at JPMorgan Chase & Co. He is responsible for creating and executing a holistic internal
and external strategy—further incorporating a diversity lens into how the firm develops products and services, serves clients, helps communities and supports employees. In this capacity, Brian reports to the Co-Presidents of JPMorgan Chase.

His oversight includes the employee Business Resource Groups (BRGs) and the Asian, Black, Hispanic and LGBT+ Executive Forums, Global Supplier Diversity, and the firmwide D&I programs ― Advancing Black Leaders, Advancing Black Pathways, Military & Veterans Affairs, the Office of Disability Inclusion and Women on the Move. Brian joins us from Fifth Third Bank where his career spanned 13+ years. Most recently, he was Executive Vice President and head of Retail Banking.

In prior leadership roles, he was responsible for the comprehensive strategic framework of the Bank’s civic commitments and reputation management. This included oversight of multiple areas including Community Economic Development, the Bank’s Community Development Corporation, Corporate Communications, Diversity & Corporate Social Responsibility, and Ethics.

Throughout his career, Brian has remained passionate about diversity and inclusion. Notably, he partnered with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition to launch a $30 billion community commitment that focused on access to capital for small businesses, first-time home ownership and educational opportunities for underserved communities.

Brian serves as vice chairman of the Board of Governors of the State University System of Florida and has received numerous accolades. Preserve Vision Florida, named him as its 2020 Person of Vision and he was also named a Man of Honor in Cincinnati in 2019—celebrating African American men who make a difference in the community. In 2018, he was named to Savoy Magazine’s Top 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America and in 2016 was named to the Tampa Bay Business Hall of Fame. Brian holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and an MBA from the University of South Florida. He is also a graduate of the Stonier Graduate Banking School at the University of Pennsylvania. Brian currently lives in Ohio with his wife Paulette and 3 children.
Glorious Johnson

National Congress of Black Women (Jacksonville) - Chairwoman

Glorious has recently taken the reins as the Chair of The National Congress of Black Women, Inc. Jacksonville Chapter. She is a Director of the Board, and spokesperson for the Northside Coalition of Jacksonville Inc. She is the Founder of the Southeast Region Community Economic Dev. Association, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida Nonprofit Organization.

Glorious is a native of Jacksonville, FL and has always called it home. She taught in the Duval County School System. This was a fantastic opportunity for her to help the children of the Jacksonville community learn and grow. For over 35 years, she taught children and adults reading, writing, mathematics, and science in her home. When she left teaching in the public schools, she received a very treasured award: an Honorary Life Membership from the Florida Parent/Teacher Association.

Glorious Johnson received her Bachelor Degree from Jacksonville University in Music Education, her first Master Degree was from Nova University in School Administration and Supervision (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) and her second Master Degree came from Columbia University/Teachers College (New York City) majoring in Educational Administration/Organizational Leadership. She studied the required courses for certification in Psychology from Edward Waters College to work in the mental health field.

Glorious is a well-known motivational speaker and former professor. She has spoken to small and large groups from 1 to 53,000. She has spoken at churches, civic associations, public and private schools, workshops and seminars on issues from education to politics.
Glorious was appointed by the former Governor, Charlie Christ, to serve on the Florida Status of Women Committee. She was also appointed by the former United States Senator, Mel Martinez, to serve on the U.S. Middle District Judicial Nomination Commission.

Many of her former students have become entrepreneurs, working in the fields of medicine, law, education, engineering, financial executives, science, psychology, management, and government. She is writing a book about her experiences in the political world. Hopefully, it will help others who have the desire to be a public servant.

Sessions in this

Inspiring And Building Better Lives & Communities
Worthy of Investment: The Importance of Black and Latino Coalition Building In Regard to Economic Development
The Racial Wealth Gap and Inequality in the United States
The Latino Economic Agenda: A Latino Perspective on U.S. Domestic Economic Policy
Virtual Luncheon
Truist Bank: Strategic Growth
The Federal Reserve Board
California Reinvestment Coalition(CRC)-Implementation of Section 1071 of Dodd Frank Act
Modernization of the Community Reinvestment Act of 1975
COVID-19, The California Economic Earthquake
1 on 1 : An Interview with John M. Turner, CEO of Regions Bank
Truist Bank Commitment to the Community
PNC Commits More Than $1 Billion To Help End Systemic Racism

PNC Commits More Than $1 Billion To Help End Systemic Racism And Support Economic Empowerment Of African Americans And Low- And Moder... View more
The Facts about Black & Brown Communities and Why Current Funding Models Cannot End Systemic Racism
Virtual Luncheon
Wells Fargo Bank: Accelerating Community Impact During COVID-19
Regions Bank: Building a Dialogue for Improved Capital Opportunities
Creating A Master Community Development Plan for Black & Latino Neighborhoods

Upton Planning Committee Creating A Master Community Development Plan for Black & Latino Neighborhoods-Targeting Increased Jobs & Af... View more
Narrowing the Homeownership Gap
Project Reach: Building Up Black and Latino Economic Inclusion

NATIONAL BLACK AND LATINO ECONOMIC SUMMIT

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