About this Event
The Black community has struggled to build, sustain and transfer generational wealth — primarily due to systemic racism. This session focuses on steps we can all take to support, build, and drive economic independence among the Black community. During this interactive session, Imperfect Pixels artist, Travis Sheridan, will interview Jice Johnson and Brandolon Barnett to explore the intersection of Art & Economy.
- 5:30 to 6:00 - View Imperfect Pixel Exhibit
- 6:00 to 7:15 - Participate in Discussion
- 7:15 to 8:00 - Network and Connect
Jice Johnson
Jice Johnson is a U.S. Army veteran, mom of three, and business woman out of Denver, Colorado. Graduating Cum Laude with her Master’s Degree in Leadership from Amridge University, she has worked with small businesses and entrepreneurs to empower them to push past fear and streamline their business systems and practices. She has been recognized as one of Denver Business Journal’s Top 40 under 40 and has been featured in the Denver Urban Spectrum and 9 News. She now uses all of her knowledge to provide the Black community with the tools needed to end the racial wage gap and build inter-generational legacy.
Brandolon Barnett
Brandolon Barnett is an innovator, author, and entrepreneur. He helps build and lead products, initiatives, and partnerships that bring together tech and social impact to move resources to people who need them. He is currently head of Corporate Social Responsibility Industry Solutions in Salesforce.org's Philanthropy Cloud and leader of the Democratize Ventures investing and advisory initiative. He recently published Dreams Deferred: Recession, Struggle, and the Quest for a Better World.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
RISE Collaborative Workspace, 730 Colorado Boulevard, Denver, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 15.00