Managing a reasonable work-life balance appears easier for Caroline Brown than it does for most people. The reason may be because she immensely enjoys her professional career and gains equal fulfillment through her volunteer activities.
Horace Bowers, Sr. has made a tremendous impression on the historic Central Avenue corridor in South L.A. He and his wife, Alice, purchased a small dry cleaning plant in 1960 and today, they own the whole block.
West Coast’s largest family festival attracts thousands from L.A. area and beyond
LeadersUp not only recruits, trains and advocates for inclusive hiring practices but it partners with employers who are looking to hire diverse talent NOW! And its growing its Fair Chance Coalition of employers adopting hiring practices inclusive of jobseekers with prior arrests and convictions.
Bank of America has named 20-year finance industry leader Lanän Clark as market executive for Merrill Lynch Wealth Management’s Orange County Inland Empire market, which includes offices in Brea, Indian Wells, Ontario, Riverside and Temecula. She is responsible for a team of 115 financial advisors delivering wealth management solutions for clients at every stage of their lives, as well as building Merrill’s presence in the market. Her team manages a $16 billion portfolio for individuals and families, corporate and institutional clients.
The health and family festival continues the tradition of helping youth get ready for their future.
Bank Providing Paid Summer Internships to Community-Minded Teens at Local Nonprofits Along with Leadership Development
Bank of America is bringing its new Down Payment Grant program to Southern California as part of its recent $5 billion commitment to help more than 20,000 individuals and familiesbuy a home. The new program and existing offerings are together called the Community Homeownership Commitment.
Byron Reed, right, with Byron Mobley and Phillip Wilson at the 25th Economic Awards Dinner sponsored by the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce. (GLAAACC photo) CIT Bank aims to empower communities throughout greater Los Angeles and Byron K. Reed is leading the effort. As senior vice president and head of Community Development at CIT, Reed brings 35+ years of banking experience and a proven track record of assisting underserved neighborhoods with improving their surroundings. Previously, he served in similar positions at Wells Fargo, Bank of America and JP Morgan. At CIT, his responsibilities focus on affordable housing, economic development, workforce
‘An audience of powerful women celebrating other powerful women’
Recently, the Los Angeles Sentinel met with one of the world’s leading financial institutions to discuss their Black Executive Leadership Team (BELT) and the positive work they are committed to in the Black community.
Please join Southern California BPG for our upcoming Black History Month Celebration at the historic California African American Museum where key influencers discuss the Power to Make a Difference! Early arrival is suggested as the evening will start with complimentary access to the museum’s Black History Month exhibits. This will be followed by a powerful panel discussion moderated by Craig Young, Director, MLWM Market Executive. Guests can also expect a full buffet, drinks and live entertainment. Guest panelists will include: Areva Martin, Award winning civil rights attorney, advocate, author, and TV personality Danny Bakewell Jr., Second generation family owner of the Los Angeles Sentinel &
The Valley Economic Alliance in partnership with Valley Nonprofit Resources and Cal State University, Northridge (CSUN) College of Social and Behavioral Sciences will present a disaster preparedness conference this Friday, January 11, 2019 from 7:30am to 1:30pm at CSUN Student Union Center.
Check presentation took place Friday, Dec. 14 in Culver City