OAKLAND, Calif.--The Economic Equity Network (“EEN”) launched yesterday at a private Roundtable event in East Oakland’s Allen Temple Baptist Church. The executive-level convening–a cross-sectoral gathering of Bay Area minority and women-owned business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors of color, nontraditional impact investors, philanthropy, and other public and private stakeholders–featured a series of panels that focused on driving […]
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