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Participants talked about programs to encourage minority participation in business. Among the topics they addressed were generating start-up capital for minority business, providing educatio…

Mr. Jackson spoke about a variety of issues including the need for election reform, using budget surpluses to eliminate poverty, and improving equal opportunity in America.

Officials and business leaders talked about ways to build strong urban economies. Among the issues they addressed were community-based organizations and services designed to provide financia…

The panel talked about opportunities for economic advancement and development in minority communities and for women. They responded to questions from the audience. The Rainbow/Push Coalition…

Business leaders and President Bill Clinton spoke at the Rainbow Coalition’s Wall Street Project 2000 Conference. Speakers spoke about programs that invested in minority communities and busi…

Participants talked about ways to expand economic opportunities and investment in minority communities. Among the issues they addressed were providing local financial services, information t…

The Wall Street Project hosted a panel discussion on telecommunication trends.

At this meeting of the WALL STREET PROJECT speakers discussed building trading partnerships between corporations and the minority community. Mr. Brendsel mentioned the spirit of the confere…

This meeting of the WALL STREET PROJECT featured a discussion about Public Policy and Its Relationship to Private Enterprise. Rev. Jesse Jackson,Founder,RAINBOW/PUSH COALITION William Ke…

At this meeting of the WALL STREET PROJECT CEO ROUNDTABLE event participants talked about ways to build bridges between Wall Street and economically depressed regions. Business leaders disc…

At this meeting of the RAINBOW/PUSH COALITION WALL STREET PROJECT CONFERENCE Reverend Jackson talked about the Rainbow/PUSH coalition and its membership. He commented about Dr. Martin Lut…

In an event opening a two-day conference on investing in minority communities, participants paid tribute to President Clinton on the 70th birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., praising hi…

In the first panel, the speakers talked about the condition of people in low income communities and how companies can invest in businesses to employ these people and serve their needs.

Speakers held a panel discussion on government and corporate investment in low- income communities.

Panelists talked about minority involvement in American business and Wall Street. This was part of a three-day forum on minorities and their involvement and participation in Corporate Americ…

After an introduction by Reverend Jesse Jackson, Arthur Levitt discussed the need to achieve equal access and for the financial services industry to “look like America.” He pointed out that …

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan spoke to the Rainbow Push Coalition. Reverend Jesse Jackson and Chairman and CEO of Donaldson, Lufkin, & Jenrette John Chalsty introduced Chairman Gre…

Prior to introducing Mr. Sweeney, Rev. Jackson talked about the impact of sports and black athletes on the U.S. economy. Mr. Sweeney asked for a strong and shared prosperity for all workers …

As part of a forum titled, “Expanding the Marketplace: Inclusion, the Key to Economic Growth and Opportunity,” Reverend Jesse Jackson made opening remarks about the relationship between mino…

As part of a forum titled, “Expanding the Marketplace: Inclusion, the Key to Economic Growth and Opportunity,” President Clinton talked about economic growth and minority participation in th…