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SUMMARY:Virtual Vitality
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition Empowered Leaders Toastmasters Club invites financial professionals\, executives and entrepreneurs to an evening of Virtual Vitality\, Tuesday\, October 19\, 2021\, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm\, Central Daylight Time. \nVirtual Vitality is a fun filled evening with the members of the UFSC Empowered Leaders Toastmaster Club.  Attendees can expect the following: \n\nNetworking with other professionals\nBe inspired to enhance your public speaking skills\nLearn how to develop leadership and communication skills\nExperience UFSC Camaraderie\nMeet greet people and have fun\n\nSecure your spot in the meeting by sending an email to UFSCKC@gmail.com \nTo learn more about UFSC Empowered Leaders Toastmasters Club visit https://7792590.toastmastersclubs.org/
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/virtual-vitality/
CATEGORIES:Programs
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SUMMARY:UFSC Virtual Empowerment Week
DESCRIPTION:UFSC Virtual Empowerment Week \nSuper Charge Your Business and Career Growth \nUrban Financial Services Coalition invites you to “Super Charge Your Business and Career Growth” by attending a week of empowering activities\, October 18 – 23\, 2021. \n\nFederal Reserve System – Banking and the Economy Forum \nVirtual Vitality with UFSC Empowered Leaders Toastmasters Club:\nHoliday Cooking with Chef Ausar\, The Kitchen Magician\nInclusive Leadership: Empower Your Team & Maximize Your Impact\n\nRegistration:\n\nTo register for the Banking and the Economy: A Forum for Minorities in Banking\, hosted by the Federal Reserve of St. Louis\, visit https://lnkd.in/g9KSC7HK . Registration cost is free and deadline to register is October 13\, 2021.\n\n\nTo register for UFSC hosted events: ese registration links:\n\n\nVirtual Vitality with UFSC Empowered Leaders Toastmasters Club\n\nRSVP by sending an email to UFSCKC@gmail.com\n\n\nHoliday Cooking with Chef Ausar\, The Kitchen Magician \n\nhttps://UFSCHolidayCooking.eventbrite.com\n\n\nInclusive Leadership: Empower Your Team & Maximize Your Impact\n\nhttps://Inclusive-Leadership-Empowering-teams.eventbrite.com\n\n\n\nRead More
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/ufsc-virtual-empowerment-week/
CATEGORIES:Economic Empowerment,Education,Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210720T183000
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SUMMARY:FICO® Score - Opportunities and Challenges
DESCRIPTION:FICO® Score 10\, 10T – UltraFICO™ – FICO® Score XD: Different FICO® Scores for different purposes. \nThe Richmond Chapter of Urban Financial Services Coalition invites advisors and leaders from across the financial services industry to the “FICO® Score – Opportunities and Challenges. \nSession on Tuesday\, July 20\, 2021\, at 6:30 pm Eastern Standard Time.  This session’s featured speakers are \n\nDave Hebert – Director – FICO® Scores Business Development and Consulting\,\nJerry St. Vil – Director\, FICO Client Services.\n\nUnderstanding your FICO® Score is so important today. A good credit score can be a doorway to wealth\, housing\, the capacity to save\, how much you pay for credit\, and even career opportunities in some cases in the US.   Your FICO® Score influences your access to credit and how you can manage your financial resources. This webinar is intended to provide the professional and layperson the understanding needed to discern what is and is not affecting your credit score. FICO experts will walk you through how the FICO® Score was developed and how it works\, addressing common questions and dispelling myths about the Credit Risk Score used by over 90% of lenders.   You will leave with a deeper understanding of what goes into making and using the FICO® Score\, along with tips on additional FICO® Score Tools and Resources. \n \nDave Hebert \nDirector – Scores Business Development and Consulting \nDave is a FICO® Score subject matter expert responsible for supporting FICO’s relationships with its clients in the US. As a key subject matter expert in the FICO® Scores Teams\, Dave works with top-tier lenders in the U.S. to help them evaluate and implement FICO scoring solutions. Dave has been actively involved in research\, technology\, and analytics for over 30 years\, having held executive-level management positions at various technology companies ranging from Microsoft and First Data Corporation to analytics and artificial intelligence startups. Dave is currently a Director of Business Development and Consulting in the FICO® Scores Team. \n \nJerry St. Vil \nDirector\, Client Services \nJerry is a FICO® Score subject matter expert responsible for cultivating\, managing\, and supporting FICO’s relationships with its clients in the US and Canada in support of protecting and growing the FICO® Score franchise within each of those markets. Prior to joining FICO in 2014\, Jerry was a Sr. Director at Citi for 16 years within Citi’s Global Consumer Bank where he held various roles in credit risk and analytic functions. Prior to FICO\, Jerry was also a Principal at Opera Solutions\, a big data analytics company\, where he performed business development and led client engagements within the Consumer Finance & Risk practice. Jerry has an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from Manhattan College and an MBA in Finance from the University of Michigan.
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/fico-score-opportunities-and-challenges/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210619T110000
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SUMMARY:Juneteenth Virtual Brunch: Diversity\, Equity\, Inclusion & Finance
DESCRIPTION:The Richmond Chapter of Urban Financial Services Coalition invites influencers and leaders from across the financial services industry to the “Juneteenth Virtual Brunch: Diversity\, Equity\, Inclusion & Finance” session on Saturday\, June 19\, 2021\, at 11:15 am Eastern Daylight Time. \nDiversity is often perceived to be about perspective\, presentation\, tough conversations\, and supporting inclusion.  Inclusion prompts answers about creating environments conducive to feedback\, supporting diversity\, and being open.  Equity was described as fairness\, sameness\, and valuing diversity and inclusion.  Put simply\, diversity\, equity and inclusion is important because people deserve better.  Your employees aren’t a facet of your business – they are your business.  Providing a more rounded\, more inclusive culture for your employees is an essential first step in improving overall employee engagement.  An inclusive environment ensures equitable access to resources and opportunities for all.  An inclusive culture that leverages diverse views will be an important element in determining an organization’s success. \nThis group of subject matter experts will share their insights on how Diversity\, Equity\, Inclusion & Finance applies to their specific focus areas of expertise. \nSpeaker Bios: \n \nFred A. Bonner\, II\, Ed.D\,  \nProfessor and Endowed Chair & Chief Scientist/Executive Director of MACH III Center Prairie View A&M University\, Prairie View\, TX \nTopic of discussion: African American Males & Millennials \n \nMarion Mallory Hibbler MS. Ed; & Masters of Management\, Director of Support Services\, Virginia Wesleyan University Norfolk\, VA\n\nTopic of discussion: 1st Generation College Students \n \nCynthia Tyler Ed.D;  Instructor at Bryant Stratton College Virginia Beach\, VA\nTopic of discussion: Career Transitions in Midlife \n Bring your favorite brunch\, beverage and Lots of FUN \nDate:          Saturday\, June 19\, 2021 \nTime:         11:15 am to 12:45 pm\, Eastern Daylight Time \nCost:          Free \nRegister:   https://UFSCRichmondJuneteenth.eventbrite.com \nPlatform: Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/juneteenth-virtual-brunch-diversity-equity-inclusion-finance/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210616T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210616T200000
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SUMMARY:Limousine Service at the UFSC National Office
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date – “Limousine Service at the UFSC National Office”\, with Walter Brown\, Principal WB Lending Solutions/WB Strategies.  Wednesday\, June 16\, 2021\, 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm PST \n \nRegistration Link – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/limousine-service-at-the-ufsc-national-office-tickets-151160564317
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/limousine-service-at-the-ufsc-national-office/
CATEGORIES:Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210608T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210608T140000
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SUMMARY:UFSC Greater Kansas City Chapter Professional Development Series  - Behavioral Interview Preparedness
DESCRIPTION:UFSC of Greater Kansas City invites you to the June Empowerment Session entitled “Elevating Your Career Part II – Behavioral Interview Preparedness” on Tuesday\, June 8\, 2021\, 11:30 am to 1:00 pm\, Central Daylight Time. \nThe featured speakers for the session are: \nOla Truelove                                          \nVice-President\, Business Solutions  Relationship Manager \nCentral Bank of the Midwest \n& UFSC National President \n  \nVanessa Sims \nSenior Vice President\, Executive Director \nInclusion & Diversity \nUMB Bank \n  \nRoberta Earll                                         \nVice-President \nSenior Human Resources Representative \nCapitol Federal Savings \n  \nRobbin Caldwell \nCorporate Facilitator\, Global Learning and Development \nUS Bank \n  \nDate:         Tuesday\, June 8\, 2021 \nTime:         11:30 am\, Central Daylight Time \nRegister:    https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUsf-qgqTMjG9T0N-Qy5mEgPpzoXImJJxx4 \nPlatform:     Zoom \n  \nTo learn more about UFSC\, visit www.ufscnet.org
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/ufsc-greater-kansas-city-chapter-professional-development-series-behavioral-interview-preparedness/
CATEGORIES:Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210607T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210607T170000
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SUMMARY:UFSC MARK I Virtual Personal Leadership Bootcamp
DESCRIPTION:UFSC MARK I Virtual Personal Leadership Bootcamp\nThe Urban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC) requests your assistance in finding the nation’s brightest\, motivated and highly intelligent high school seniors and college students to participate in the MARK I Virtual Personal Leadership Bootcamp (VPLB)\, June 23 – 26\, 2021. \nMARK I VPLB is a four-day leadership development program designed by UFSC to develop future minority leaders in the financial services industry and teach them how to economically empower their communities. There are five focus areas that minority participants in the program develop through the project-based leadership competition: personal leadership skills\, financial intelligence\, job readiness skills and personal branding. \nThrough this unique and first of its kind virtual program\, where they will receive the following: \n\nAn opportunity to connect with like-minded young people who are interested in leadership and living their best life\n\n\nLearn about different career opportunities within the financial services industry\n\n\nMeet with leaders in the financial services industry who can assist them with finding a mentor\, internship and employment opportunities\n\n\nStart to build their professional network of seasoned financial professionals who can support them in their future endeavors and who are willing to share their knowledge and wisdom.\n\nThe MARK I VPLB promises to help your young people stand out from the crowd and the cost is only $99 if you register them before June 11 and $125 if you register them before June 18. They can register at https://2021UFSCVirtualBootCamp.eventbrite.com. \nIf you have a young person that you would like to nominate\, but does not have the financial means to attend\, please have them complete the attached application and we will work with you to get their fees covered.  We do not want money to get in the way of them participating. \nThank you in advance for your support.  If you have any questions or need additional information\, please contact Ditu Kasuyi at 804-651-7739 or Kasuyiditu@gmail.com.
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/ufsc-mark-i-virtual-personal-leadership-bootcamp/
CATEGORIES:Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210519T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210519T160000
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SUMMARY:Black Diamond Group Monthly Meeting - "What Does it Take to be on a Pension Board"
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URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/black-diamond-group-monthly-meeting-what-does-it-take-to-be-on-a-pension-board/
CATEGORIES:Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210427T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210427T193000
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CREATED:20210407T170513Z
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SUMMARY:Financial Literacy\, Financial Inclusion\, and Closing the Racial Wealth Gap
DESCRIPTION:The Richmond Chapter of Urban Financial Services Coalition invites influencers and leaders from across the financial services industry to the “Financial Literacy\, Financial Inclusion\, and Closing the Racial Wealth Gap” session on Tuesday\, April 27\, 2021\, at 6:30 pm Eastern Standard Time.  This session’s featured speaker will be Renee Sattiewhite\, President and CEO of the African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC). \nThe racial financial literacy gap has been well documented.  As noted in a recent study titled  “Financial Literacy and Wellness of African Americans\,” this financial literacy gap contributes to the racial wealth gap.  And the wealth gap is at the root of many other inequities and disparities that lead to the overall comparative diminution of the quality of life of African Americans and other people of color. The McKinsey & Company report entitled\, “The Economic Impact of Closing The Racial Wealth Gap\,” Jason Wright and Shelly Stewart III point out that “the persistent racial wealth gap is a burden on black Americans as well as the overall economy.”  For those who don’t know\, the wealth gap\, when analyzed by race\, is staggering.  According to the Federal Reserves’ Survey of Consumer Finances\, in 2016\, the median household net worth (aka wealth) of black Americans was $24\,000 compared to $170\,000 for white households.  United States GDP (Gross Domestic Product) could increase by over $1.4 trillion dollars over the next ten years by closing the racial wealth gap! \n \nRenee Sattiewhite \nPresident and CEO \nAfrican American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) \nRenée Sattiewhite is the President and CEO of the African-American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) and is responsible for the execution of the strategic vision of the Board of Directors.  With over 30 years in the world of finance\, she started her career as a Teller Trainee for City National Bank in Beverly Hills\, California.  She quickly moved up the ranks with various positions including Bank Officer. \nShe has been associated with credit unions for over 25 years and was the first Internship Program Director for the AACUC.  Renee’s background is in training and marketing\, specializing in Customer Service\, Effective Communication\, Board Development\, Team Building and Strategic Planning. \nRenée is a former Instructor for Spelman College’s Continuing Education Department\, a Facilitator for United Way of Greater Atlanta’s VIP Board Development Program and a graduate of Oglethorpe University with a B.A. in Communications.  She is credited for giving organizations a “new look” in the areas of customer satisfaction\, employee relations\, and marketing materials. \nShe is a certified diversity professional\, a credit union development educator\, motivational speaker\, an executive coach\, mentoring trainer and assists organizations with marketing campaigns. \nRenee is also a proud Board Member of the World Council of Credit Unions Foundation and a Master Trainer for the United Way of Atlanta ‘s VIP Board Development Program. \nDate:         Tuesday\, April 27\, 2021\nTime:         6:30 pm\, Eastern Daylight Time\nRegister:  https://ufscfinancialfreedom.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:  Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/financial-literacy-financial-inclusion-and-closing-the-racial-wealth-gap/
CATEGORIES:Economic Empowerment,Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210422T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210422T203000
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SUMMARY:UFSC Empowered Leaders Toastmasters Club
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition of Greater Kansas City (UFSC-GKC) is thrilled to announce the partnership with Toastmasters International to create UFSC Empowered Leaders Toastmasters Club. UFSC-GKC is excited about this initiative because we are committed to empowering our members. \nThrough Toastmasters\, UFSC-GKC members will elevate their skills and build confidence\, effectively express themselves at work\, sharpen their oratorical skills and have an opportunity to obtain their Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) certification. The pathways program offered through Toastmasters benefits students\, young professionals\, tenured professionals\, and individuals who are looking to advance their career or make a difference in their community. The club empowers its members to elevate leadership and communication skills. #UFSCEmpoweredLeaders \nThe UFSC Empowered Toastmaster Club will meet virtually on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm\, CST. \nFor more information about the club\, please send an email to ufsckc@gmail.com. For additional information about Urban Financial Services Coalition of Greater Kansas City\, go to www.ufsckansascity.org.
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/ufsc-empowered-leaders-toastmasters-club/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210421T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210421T160000
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SUMMARY:Black Diamond Mastermind Group
DESCRIPTION:The San Francisco Chapter of Urban Financial Services Coalition invite leaders and influencers to this month’s Black Diamond Mastermind Group featuring Christine Zwerling\, Director of Global Equity Operations at Twilio\, Inc.  The session will take place on Wednesday\, April 21\, 2021\, 11:30 am to 1:00 pm\, Pacific Daylight Time. \nThe Black Diamond Mastermind Group offers attendees a combination of brainstorming\, education\, peer accountability and support in a group setting to sharpen business and personal skills. This group was formed to aid financial services professionals in their quest to achieve higher levels of success. Attendees will challenge each other to set strong goals\, and more importantly\, to accomplish them. Let’s work! \nAbout the Speaker: \n \nChristine Zwerling\nDirector of Global Equity Operations\nTwilio\, Inc. \nChristine Zwerling began working in the equity compensation industry in 1995 and has worked as an in-house stock plan professional for such companies as Sybase\, Ask Jeeves\, Handspring and Dolby. She’s also worked for the Certified Equity Professional Institute (CEPI)\, the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO)\, E*TRADE Corporate Services and Stock & Option Solutions. \nCurrently\, the Manager\, Stock Administration for Twitter\, Christine was previously an independent consultant for the almost 10 years\, during which time she’s helped a wide range of companies solve their equity compensation challenges. She co-authors the chapters on “Administering an Employee Stock Option Plan” and “Preparing for an Initial Public Offering” in the NCEO publication Selected Issues in Equity Compensation which is a required reading for the Certified Equity Professional (CEP) exams. \nChristine earned her CEP designation in 2000 and was honored with the National Association of Stock Plan Professionals (NASPP) Individual Achievement award in 2007. Christine also serves as Treasurer on the Executive Committee of the San Francisco Chapter of the NASPP. Christine has extensive knowledge of the rules and regulations and accounting standards that drive so many of our stock plan processes. From Section 16 to FAS 123R/ASC 718 to SOX 404\, Christine is a subject matter expert. \nShe is also a frequent speaker for various industry events including NASPP chapters and the national conference\, the NCEO/Beyster Employee Ownership Conference\, Global Equity Organization (GEO) meetings\, and E*TRADE’s Directions Conference. \nCurrently\, Christine serves on the CEP’s Certification Counsel and had previously served on the Curriculum Committee. \nDate:         Wednesday\, April 21\, 2021\nTime:        11:30 am to 1:00 pm\, Pacific Daylight Time\nRegister:  bit.ly/ufscblkdiamond\nPlatform: Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/black-diamond-mastermind-group/
CATEGORIES:Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210319T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210319T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
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SUMMARY:Virtual Career Fair and Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This Virtual Career Fair is your opportunity to virtually meet one-on-one in online interviews with decision makers from a wide range of Local and Nationally Recognized Companies! \nUrban Financial Services Coalition Career Fair is open to: entry level\, recent college graduates as well as experienced sales\, IT\, banking and financial services\, retail and customer service professionals. Our specially designed virtual career fair format that allows you to ​make a great personal impression with​ ​several hiring managers that are normally ​difficult​ to contact through email and other methods. \nJob Seekers looking for a new ​career opportunity​ ​that​ attend our interview-style career fair are much more likely to ​quickly ​find a new position than those who apply at company career pages or online job board posting. \nA few of our employers who will be attending: \nNew York Life \nMechanics Banks \nComerica Bank \nCommerce Bank \nCalifornia Bank & Trust \nFirst Republic Bank \nUrban Financial Services Coalition-SF Bay Area Chapter] | [510.229.7608 | ufscbayareq@gmail.com | https://www.ufscnet-sf.org/
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/virtual-career-fair-and-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Career
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210317T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210317T160000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
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SUMMARY:Black Diamond Mastermind Group (UFSC SF Bay Area Chapter)
DESCRIPTION:The Black Diamond Mastermind Group will offer it’s attendees a combination of brainstorming\, education\, peer accountability and support in a group setting to sharpen business and personal skills. This group was formed to aid financial services professionals in their quest to achieve higher levels of success. Attendees will challenge each other to set strong goals\, and more importantly\, to accomplish them. \nLet’s work! \nUrban Financial Services Coalition-SF Bay Area Chapter\n510.229.7608 | ufscbayareq@gmail.com | https://www.ufscnet-sf.org/
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/black-diamond-mastermind-group-ufsc-sf-bay-area-chapter/
CATEGORIES:Education,Programs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210308T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210308T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
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SUMMARY:Zoom Training Series – Session 4: Zoom for Leaders (Level 3 – Webinars)
DESCRIPTION:Zoom Training Series” – Session 4: Zoom for Leaders (Level 3 – Webinars) \nDitu Kasuyi\, Kasuyi and Associates\, LLC\, \nMonday\, March 8\, 2020\, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/zoom-training-series-session-4-zoom-for-leaders-level-3-webinars/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210301T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210301T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210205T180210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210206T225927Z
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SUMMARY:Zooming for Leaders: Session 3 – Level 2 Advance Meeting Functions
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a “Zoom for Leaders: Session 3 – Level 2 Advance Meeting Functions” Training Series on Monday\, March 1\, 2021\, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time. \nWith an increasing number of employees\, non-organizations and volunteers doing everything virtually (due to the Covid-19 health concern)\, there’s an increasing use of online collaboration tools such as Zoom to meet and get work done. Many leaders have found themselves organizing and leading meetings with Zoom participants for the first time. To help you put your best face forward and ensure participants (regardless of their location) are engaged and included\, we’ve created this session to give you strategies to successfully lead a meeting with Zoom. \nSession 3 – Zooming for Leaders (Level 2) Advanced Meeting Functions: a two-hour workshop that focuses on the advanced meeting functions of Zoom meetings to include Advance Meeting Setup; Meeting Management; Presentation Tools; Participant Engagement; and Reports and Recordings. This will be a safe space for individuals to practice in a “no judgement” zone. \nDate:            Monday\, March 1\, 2021\nTime:           6:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister:    https://UFSCZoomADMFunctions.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/zooming-for-leaders-session-3-level-2-advance-meeting-functions/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210227T143000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
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SUMMARY:Leading Virtual Teams
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a special session entitled “Leading Virtual Teams” featuring Ditu Kasuyi\, President and Leadership Coach\, on Saturday\, February 27\, 2021\, 10:00 am to 2:30 pm\, Eastern Standard Time. \nModern communication technologies and globalization have changed the way many people work. These days\, thanks to the Internet\, we can communicate more easily and more quickly than ever before with people from all over the world. \nNew communication technologies have also allowed more and more people to work remotely\, giving rise to the virtual workplace. \nAllowing staff to work remotely has a lot of advantages\, including allowing employees to have more flexible work arrangements\, being able to access talent from all over the world\, saving money on paying for office space\, saving time and money commuting and helping to support the environment due to less travel. \nHowever\, there are also challenges in working remotely and in leading a virtual workforce.  Some of these challenges are part of leading any team but other challenges are specific to virtual teams. \nAs remote work arrangements are a relatively new phenomenon\, many leaders are not yet used to managing virtual teams. So\, a training session on leading remote employees is very useful for any manager who would like to be ready to lead remote teams effectively. \nThis leading remote teams training course is specifically designed to teach leaders how to manage their virtual team. This training course on leading in a virtual team covers topics such as how to tackle challenges like trust\, communication\, logistics\, and motivation in leading remote workers. \nAbout the Speaker:\nDitu Kasuyi \nPresident & Leadership Coach  \nKasuyi & Associates\, LLC.\nDitu Kasuyi is the President and CEO of Kasuyi and Associates\, LLC\, an executive coaching firm in Richmond\, VA. The company educates\, motivates\, and empowers professionals to develop their unique aptitudes for influence. Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo\, his mother’s inspirational immigration journey motivated him to dedicate his life to empowering others. He holds multiple certifications (John C. Maxwell\, Franklin Covey Coaching\, Prosci Change Management)\, along with an MBA from Averett University and BSBA from Saint Paul’s College. When not engaged with clients or enrichening his spirit\, he spends time with his wife\, Melanie Lee\, and their son\, Ditu II. \nDate:            Saturday\, February 27\, 2021\nTime:           10:00 am – 2:30 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister:    https://UFSCLeadingVirtualTeams.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/leading-virtual-teams/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210224T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210224T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
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SUMMARY:From Head to Heart: Where Do We Go From Here?
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a special session entitled “From Head to Heart: Where Do We Go From Here?” featuring Dr. Pamela Jolly\, Founder and CEO of Torch Enterprises\, Inc. on Wednesday\, February 24\, 2021\, 6:30 pm to 8:00pm\, Eastern Standard Time. \nThe Financial Services Industry is where People of Color often face decisions that call them to lead with both head and heart. TheCOVID-19 pandemic has revealed business areas for a “win-win” opportunity to support both the balance sheet and income statement of your community while increasing access to roads that lead to long term sustainable minority wealth. Dr. Pamela Jolly\, an international speaker and strategist\, will share her compelling work on being empowered to bring your legacy and culture to your position to expand the scope of what is possible in the exciting times we live. Learn how your organization’s value chain can connect both head and heart with your community. Explore innovative ways to navigate the unchartered territories of greater inclusion and methods to translate new ideas by leveraging your unique perspective and cultural sensitivity to consumers and communities’ realities. \nAbout the Speaker: \n \nDr. Pamela Jolly\nFounder and Chief Executive Officer\nTorch Enterprises\, Inc. \nDr. Pamela Jolly is the Founder and CEO of Torch Enterprises Inc\, a strategy firm committed to minority business growth and development. Torch Enterprises has assisted over 1000 entrepreneurs\, national non-profits\, trade organizations\, the Federal Government\, foundations\, and financial institutions. Dr. Jolly is a finance professional committed to developing data-driven strategies that lead to wealth as a legacy in the African American Community. Her focus is to pursue business opportunities that pass the torch from one generation to the next\, building wealth through ownership and equity. Dr. Jolly uses her extensive background in financial services\, strategy\, community development\, and theology to help entrepreneurs and their communities succeed. As a FEMA contractor\, Pamela co-authored the strategic assessment to rebuild the Greater New Orleans area post-Hurricane Katrina. She also underwrote over $200 Million in support of Mississippi’s rebuilding efforts during that time. These two experiences sparked her desire to find alternative ways individuals and groups could work together to rebuild their communities with ownership and equity. This commitment level has made Pamela a sought-after speaker and strategist\, delivering more than 100 keynote speeches across the country and abroad. \nIn 2018\, Dr. Jolly launched the Legacy Wealth Initiative (LWI). The LWI comprises various cohorts of Men\, Women\, Business Owners\, Pastors\, and Young Professionals. Beginning with Black Male Equity Initiative in Detroit\, a collaboration with the Campaign for Black Male Achievement led by Shawn. \nDate:            Wednesday\, February 24\, 2021\nTime:           6:30 pm – 8:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister:    https://UFSCFromHead2Heart.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/from-head-to-heart-where-do-we-go-from-here/
LOCATION:Virtual
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210222T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210222T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210205T174755Z
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SUMMARY:Zooming for Leaders: Session 2 – Level 1 Hosting Meetings
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a “Zooming for Leaders: Session 2 – Level 1 Hosting Meetings” Training Series on Monday\, February 22\, 2021\, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time. \nWith an increasing number of employees\, non-organizations and volunteers doing everything virtually (due to the Covid-19 health concern)\, there’s an increasing use of online collaboration tools such as Zoom to meet and get work done. Many leaders have found themselves organizing and leading meetings with Zoom participants for the first time. To help you put your best face forward and ensure participants (regardless of their location) are engaged and included\, we’ve created this session to give you strategies to successfully lead a meeting with Zoom. \nSession 2 – Zooming for Leaders (Level 1) Hosting: a two-hour workshop that focuses on the basic meeting functions of facilitating Zoom meetings to include Meeting Roles; Setting Up the Zoom Meeting; and Hosting the Zoom Meeting. This will be a safe space for individuals to practice in a “no judgement” zone. \nDate:            Monday\, February 22\, 2021\nTime:           6:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister:    https://UFSCZoomHostingMeetings.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/zooming-for-leaders-session-2-level-1-hosting-meetings/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210217T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210217T203000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210206T231000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210210T060006Z
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SUMMARY:Unpacking the Diversity within People of Color
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a special session entitled “Unpacking the Diversity within People of Color” featuring Denley McIntosh\, Chief Executive Officer of Renew IQ\, on Wednesday\, February 17\, 2021\, 6:30 pm to 8:00pm\, Eastern Standard Time. \nOften people of color are looked at as being monolithic\, when we are really many different communities with a lot of similarities and a lot difference.  This often creates unique challenges when dealing with the dominant culture and in dealing with groups within our community as we fight​ for equality and equity. \nDuring the session\, Mr. McIntosh\, will look to unpack this subject by having a conversation about what those difference and similarities are\, how they show up differently for people of color in different countries\, and how we can collectively build up our culture competency to overcome/leverage these unique challenges when they occur. \nAbout the Speaker: \n \nDenley W. McIntosh \nChief Executive Officer   \nRenew IQ \nAs the CEO of Renew IQ\, Denley’s goal is to provide leadership that engages and empowers management and staff. While leveraging his experience in cultural transformation\, he shares best practices of people development (i.e. human resources) to develop an organization’s culture and talent. He helps organizations\, including ministries\, to envision creating safe spaces for staff and management who see the value of diversity\, inclusion and equity; and to practice those values as a high performing\, inclusive and anti-racist organization. \nFor over 15 years\, Denley has drawn upon his various experiences as a pastor\, executive coach\, public servant\, project manager\, engineer\, social scientist\, theologian\, and community leader to relate to various stakeholder groups and deliver on their needs. Denley currently acts in the role of Inclusion and Understanding Advisor for The Meeting House. \nDate:            Wednesday\, February 17\, 2021 \nTime:           6:30 pm – 8:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.  \nRegister:    https://UFSCDiversityWithinBIPOC.eventbrite.com \nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/unpacking-the-diversity-within-people-of-color/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210208T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210208T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
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SUMMARY:Zoom for Leaders: Session 1 - Fundamentals
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a “Zoom for Leaders: Session 1 – Fundamentals” Training Series on Monday\, February 8\, 2021\, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time. \nWith an increasing number of employees\, non-organizations and volunteers doing everything virtually (due to the Covid-19 health concern)\, there’s an increasing use of online collaboration tools such as Zoom to meet and get work done. Many leaders have found themselves organizing and leading meetings with Zoom participants for the first time. To help you put your best face forward and ensure participants (regardless of their location) are engaged and included\, we’ve created this session to give you strategies to successfully lead a meeting with Zoom. \nSession 1 – Fundamentals a two-hour training for participants to learn the foundations of participating in Zoom meetings to include What is Zoom; Setting Up Zoom Account; Signing in Your Zoom Account; Joining a Zoom Meeting; and Zoom Controls for Participants.  This will be a safe space for individuals to practice in “no judgement” zone. \nDate:            Monday\, February 8\, 2021\nTime:           6:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister:    https://UFSCZoomFundamentals.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/zoom-for-leaders-session-1-fundamentals/
LOCATION:Zoom
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210203T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210203T193000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210130T061028Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210205T182337Z
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SUMMARY:Virtual Meet & Greet with New Author Jonathan Quarles
DESCRIPTION:Join Urban Financial Services Coalition for a Virtual Meet & Greet with New Author Jonathan Quarles on Wednesday\, February 3\, 2021\, 6:30 pm\, eastern standard time. \nDuring this Virtual Meet & Greet\, he will discuss his new book entitled “Making Dollars while Making Change: The Playbook for Game Changers”.  This is the go-to resource that will help leaders to connect the dots on how to do good while doing well and hot to tap into their best\, highest self in the process. \nIn 2000\, Urban Financial Services Coalition invested in Jonathan Quarles by awarding him a scholarship.  The scholarship investment coupled with his unique talent\, hard work and drive has yielded a powerful financial professional who is making his mark in the world. \nAbout the Author:\nJonathan Quarles\nBest-Selling Author of “Making Dollars While Making Change”\nFounder & CEO\, Quartz Water Source \nJonathan Quarles has had a longstanding passion for building businesses and creating change. As a serial entrepreneur\, he started his first business as the top-selling paperboy in his neighborhood at the age of 8. Thirty years later\, Jonathan has created and developed more than 10 businesses. He is an avid angel investor\, focusing on fast-growing\, disruptive companies with a social impact component. \nIn 2003\, Jonathan leaned on his ability to build bridges between people and ideas to launch The BTL Group. Today\, The BTL Group continues its journey as a strategic consulting business and has expanded its geographic footprint outside of the U.S. Jonathan brings his passion for cultural exchange to both the Global Ties Detroit and U.S. boards. \nAs a native of Flint\, Michigan\, Jonathan couldn’t sit on the sidelines as a water crisis plagued his hometown. He knew that a challenge of this magnitude called for an unprecedented solution – with that\, he founded Quartz Water Source. Quartz views itself as a hub for ‘second line’ clean water solutions that supplements municipal water. \nMuch like the companies that Jonathan invests in\, his vision for Quartz is not only as a disruptor\, but also as a force for good. Quartz has pledged to donate a portion of its proceeds to water-related projects in underserved areas around the U.S. via a donor-advised fund. In many ways\, Quartz has been an embodiment of Jonathan’s lifelong pursuit to eradicate poverty through business and entrepreneurship. \nJonathan is also a best-selling author. His book\, Making Dollars While Making Change\, a half memoir\, half playbook on how to use business as a platform for social impact\, available for purchase on Amazon.com. \nDate:           Wednesday\, February 3\, 2021\nTime:           6:30 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister:    https://UFSCMakingDollars.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/virtual-meet-greet-with-new-author-jonathan-quarles/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210127T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210127T133000
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CREATED:20210118T154139Z
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SUMMARY:The Power of the Performance\, Image and Exposure Model
DESCRIPTION:  \nUrban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC) invites you to a special session of “View from the Top Executive Leadership Series”  featuring Desi L. Wyatt.  Mr. Wyatt is Senior Vice-President\, Wealth Group Executive\, Mid-Atlantic Market\, Citi Gold and Citi Personal Wealth Management.  As an executive leader\, Mr. Wyatt will focus his thoughts on the topic “The Power of the Performance\, Image and Exposure Model”. \nThis session is scheduled: \nDate:    Wednesday\, January 27\, 2021 \nTime:     12 noon\, Eastern Standard Time \nLocation:     Virtual and hosted on ZOOM \nRecorded:    Yes\, this call will be recorded. \nUrban Financial Services Coalition has presented the View from the Top Executive Leadership for several years\, providing minority financial professionals\, members\, and communities of color the opportunity to learn from some of the nation’s – and the world’s – leading executives as they talk about their careers and leadership experiences. \n  \n \nSpeaker Bio: \nDesi L. Wyatt \nSenior Vice President \nWealth Group Executive  \nMid-Atlantic Market \nCiti Gold and City Personal Wealth Management \nDesi Wyatt leads a team of wealth advisors and wealth relationship managers and has responsibility for Citi’s Citi Gold and Personal Wealth Management businesses in the Washington\, DC\, Maryland\, and Virginia markets. He is accountable for achieving client acquisition\, relationship deepening and customer experience objectives while also strengthening risk control and overall team culture. With more than 20 years of financial services experience\, of which nearly a decade was as a financial advisor\, he understands the unique challenges that face financial advisors today. \nTo that end\, he sees it as his purpose as manager to help financial advisors get better\, so that they\, through financial planning\, can help their clients achieve better financial outcomes\, both now and in the future. He believes that when advisors put their clients’ interest first\, lead with planning\, and work as a team\, everyone wins! A West Point graduate and former Army aviator\, Desi flew the CH-47D “Chinook” helicopter and served in various positions of leadership\, ultimately attaining the rank of Major during his military service. \nDesi lives in Ellicott City\, Maryland where he and his wife of 25 years raise their twin son and daughter. Active in the community\, he is an usher at his local church and volunteers locally with Autism Speaks. Desi earned his B.S. degree from the United States Military Academy at West Point and his MBA from Virginia Commonwealth University. In addition\, he holds the Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor℠ or CRPC® designation. \nRegister here at https://UFSCVFTDesiWyatt.eventbrite.com \nTo learn more about UFSC\, visit www.ufsc net.org.
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/the-power-of-the-performance-image-and-exposure-model/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210120T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210120T150000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210105T062522Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210205T182052Z
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SUMMARY:"Celebrate and Co-Create Presidential Inauguration” Watch Party
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition DMV (UFSC DMV) invites you to a special session entitled “Celebrate and Co-Create Presidential Inauguration” Watch Party on Thursday\, January 20\, 2021\, 9:30 am to 3:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.   \nTraditionally\, UFSC DMV celebrates the Presidential Inauguration with a series of in-person activities that include a visit to historical sites\, discussions with congress members\, attending an Inauguration Ball\, and VIP participation in the Inauguration Ceremony. \nWhile the Inauguration will look different this year\, UFSC DMV is committed to honoring this historical moment with a day full of networking\, discussion of ideas and solutions\, and the sharing of reactions to this moment. \nSpeakers: \nHonorable Michael Alexander Blake\nAssembly Member – 79th District\, The Bronx\, New York\nVice Chair Democratic National Committee \nEvan Taylor\nRelationship Manager\nGreater Baltimore Middle Market Group\, M&T Bank \nCo-Creation Exercise:\nThe Biden Presidential Inauguration marks a momentous occasion that calls for a celebration.  The historic election of a Black Vice President brings us to a historic moment and requires us to respond with action. We will celebrate the Biden inauguration by co-creating ideas for a better future. Borrowing strategies from design thinking\, we will run an exercise focused on idea generation – brainstorming on how to move the needle in five distinct areas of focus related to making continued process for communities of color through the financial services framework. Participants will walk away from the exercise with at least six actionable ways to individually and/or collectively do their part in activating progress during this new time in our nation’s journey. \nThe focus areas are: \n\nCommunity Development Financial Institutions\nCOVID-19 response\nFinancial Literacy in Black and Brown communities\nBias in Financial Services\nSupport for Black-owned businesses\n\nLocation:     Virtual and hosted on ZOOM\nRecorded:    Yes\, this call will be recorded.\nRegister here at https://UFSCDMVINAUGURATION.eventbrite.com\nTo learn more about UFSC\, visit www.ufscnet.org
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/celebrate-and-co-create-presidential-inauguration-watch-party/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210113T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210113T193000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210113T072331Z
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SUMMARY:Level Up in 2021 with a Wealth Building Game Plan
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition invites influencers and leaders from across the financial services industry to the “Level Up in 2021 with a Wealth Building Game Plan” session on Wednesday\, January 13\, 2021\, at 6:30 pm Eastern Standard Time.  This session’s featured speaker will be Maurice Wilson\, Founder and Senior Advisor\, Wilson Wealth Management Group. \nThe beginning of the year is a great time to reflect on the triumphs and challenges of the previous year and strategize for new opportunities in the new year.  2021 can be the year that you Level Up for financial success by creating a Wealth Building Plan.  Whether you are a mid-career or pushing close to retirement\, you can intentionally create the financial future you want.  Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail. In this session\, you will learn the foundational principles of creating a wealth-building plan and the common mistakes to avoid. \nThis session is scheduled: \nDate:         Wednesday\, January 13\, 2021\nTime:         6:30 pm\, Eastern Standard Time\nRegister:          https://2020WealthBuildingPlan.eventbrite.com\nPlatform:     Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/level-up-in-2021-with-a-wealth-building-game-plan/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210106T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210106T193000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20210106T071711Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210205T073130Z
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SUMMARY:“Toast to the New Year” Networking Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition invites influencers and leaders from across the financial services industry to the “Toast to the New Year” Networking Happy Hour on Wednesday\, January 6\, 2021\, 6:30 pm Eastern Standard Time.  This is a networking event designed to help financial professionals\, business owners and community leaders  succeed in the New Year by reflecting on last year accomplishments and intentionally exploring opportunities for growth in 2020. \n2020 was a challenging year for all\, and this makes it especially important to reflect on the year\, see what we learned and to celebrate our growth.  Why reflect or celebrate alone when you can do it with other like-minded professionals who also want to take their game to the next level. \nBy the end of the program\, you will have a new set of friends and a tribe that of raving fans who want to see you succeed.  To cap off the event\, participants will make a toast to the New Year and New Opportunities.  Each participant is encouraged to bring their beverage and a glass for the celebratory toast. \nThis virtual networking meeting will be hosted by the leaders of Urban Financial Services Coalition (www.ufscnet.org). \nDate: Wednesday\, January 6\, 2021\nTime: 6:30 pm\, Eastern Standard Time.\nRegister: https://UFSCToastNewYear.eventbrite.com\nPlatform: Zoom
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/toast-to-the-new-year-networking-happy-hour/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201209T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201209T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T223855
CREATED:20201209T201638Z
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SUMMARY:NAUB/UFSC - Our History\, Our Stories\, Our Future - Featuring Damita Barbee\, Anne Bush 
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition invites you to a special session entitled “NAUB/UFSC – Our History\, Our Stories\, Our Future.”  \nFeaturing: \nDamita Barbee – Senior Consultant with D. Barbee & Associates and Past NAUB/UFSC National President \nAnne M. Bush – Vice President in JPMorgan Private/JPMorgan Securities (Retired) and Past NAUB/UFSC National President \nOur History\, Our Stories\, Our Future is a series dedicated to capturing the experiences\, stories\, and accomplishments of minority financial professionals in the financial services industry through their participation in the National Association of Urban Bankers and Urban Financial Services Coalition. This is one of the ways that UFSC is leveraging the wisdom of the organization’s highly valued seasoned minority professionals.  The stories of these seasoned professionals are a road map of where we have been and a gift to the current generation that listens to them and then passes them on to the next generations. \n  \nSpeaker Bios:\nDamita Barbee \nSenior Consultant\, D. Barbee  & Associates \nPast NAUB/UFSC National President \nDamita J. Barbee is a Senior Consultant with D. Barbee & Associates\, an event planning and management company. Through her personal\, professional\, and educational experiences\, she has become an enthusiastic and creative leader assisting companies and individuals in achieving their optimum goals for special events. \nPrior to her current position\, Ms. Barbee enjoyed 35 years in financial services specializing in treasury management for commercial and corporate banking clients. \nMs. Barbee served as the National President of NAUB/UFSC twice (1988-1989 and 2003-2005). She also held the positions of National Vice President\, National Secretary\, and Vice President of Conference Planning throughout her years of involvement with the organization.  During her term(s) as National President\, the Corporate Advisory Board was established\, and Student Chapters were voted into the national organization. \nActive in her community\, Ms. Barbee serves on the Board of Directors for the Bay Area Christian Movement For the Poor\, Inc.; she is also an Ambassador for Donor Network West and serves as an Advisor for the UFSC-San Francisco Bay Area Chapter. \n  \nAnne M. Bush \nVice President JPMorgan Private/JPMorgan Securities (Retired) \nPast NAUB/UFSC National President \nAnne Bush currently does philanthropic work with community organizations and the boards on which she serves. \nMs. Bush started her career in the financial services industry and held several positions in branch administration\, operations\, lending\, and wealth management until her retirement as a Vice President in the JPMorgan Private Bank/JPMorgan Securities. Most recently\, Anne served as the Chief Credit Officer for TruFund Financial Services\, Inc.\, a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) that provides lending to non-profits and small businesses. \nAnne is listed in several directories\, including the International Directory of Distinguished Leadership and Who’s Who of Women Executives. Anne is the recipient of several awards\, including the Urban Bankers Coalition\, Inc. – Banker of the Year Award and Hume B. Smith Award\, the Harlem YMCA Black Achievers Award and the National Eagle Leadership Award.  \nMs. Bush serves as Vice President of the Community Council For Medgar Evers College/CUNY Board\, President of the Society For Clinton Hill and board member for the Virtual Education and Life Skills Mentoring Service (V-ELMS). Ms. Bush is also a member of the Past President/Advisory Board of the Urban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC) National Association\, of which she served as President-New York Chapter and a two-term National President. \nAnne is a former Board member of numerous organizations\, including the Manhattan Advisory Board for The National Center For Missing & Exploited Children\, Everybody Wins USA!-Metro New York and IMPACCT Brooklyn f/k/a Pratt Area Community Council. \nMs. Bush\, a resident of Clinton Hill in Brooklyn\, New York\, received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Mathematics from New York University\, a Graduate Business Certificate from Long Island University and a Certificate in Philanthropy and Fundraising from New York University. Ms. Bush formerly held securities licenses 7 and 63. \nDate:              Wednesday\, December 9\, 2020 \nTime:             6:30 pm\, EDT. \nLocation:      Virtual and hosted on ZOOM \nRecorded:     Yes\, this call will be recorded. \nRegister here at https://UFSCNAUBOurHistoryPresidents.eventbrite.com \nTo learn more about UFSC and its upcoming events\, visit www.ufscnet.org
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/naub-ufsc-our-history-our-stories-our-future-featuring-damita-barbee-anne-bush/
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SUMMARY:The New Leadership Challenge: Digital Well-Being and Wellness for Leaders and Their Team
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition invites you to a workshop entitled “The New Leadership Challenge: Digital Well-Being and Wellness for Leaders and Their Team” featuring Ditu Kasuyi\, President and Leadership Coach\, Kasuyi and Associates\, LLC. on Wednesday\, December 2\, 2020\, 6:00 pm\, EST. \nHow can a leader and their teammates maximize the benefits of these technologies while minimizing the risks to safeguard their well-being? \nAwareness of these risks and of the strategies leaders and their teams can use to create a better relationship with digital technologies is key. Training about digital wellbeing can help a leader acquire this knowledge. \nThis digital wellbeing course aims to do just that. Assessing a leader’s relationship and his or her team’s relationship with digital technologies is something that all should do to safeguard everyone’s wellbeing. \nAre we addicted to these technologies and\, if so\, do we need to go on a ‘digital diet’? Are there any other things leaders need to do to improve our digital wellness? \nThese are key questions that a digital wellness training course can help leaders and their team reflect on. \nBy the end of the course\, participants should be able to: \n✔ Reflect on their use of digital technologies \n✔ Define digital wellbeing and wellness. \n✔ Discuss the risks and the benefits to their personal wellbeing of using digital technology \n✔ Identify issues around how information is shared through digital technologies \n✔ Discuss the impact of digital technologies on people’s self-confidence and sense of achievement \n✔ Discuss the impact of digital technologies on the way people interact with each other \n✔ Identify strategies to manage digital technologies in such a way as to improve their wellbeing. \n  \nSpeaker Bio: \n \nDitu Kasuyi \nPresident and Leadership Coach \nKasuyi & Associates\, LLc.  \nDitu Kasuyi is the President and CEO of Kasuyi and Associates\, LLC\, an executive coaching firm in Richmond\, Virginia. The company educates\, motivates\, and empowers professionals to develop their unique aptitudes for influence within their companies\, families\, and communities. Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo\, his mother’s inspirational immigration journey to the United States motivated him to dedicate his life to empowering others. He is certified in the John C. Maxwell and Franklin Covey Coaching methodologies\, as well as the Prosci Change Management Methodology. A longtime member of the financial community\, where he not only built the foundation of his business expertise but also rose to top management\, Ditu is a current member of the Corporate Advisory Board of Urban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC)\, a past President of the Corporate Advisory Board of UFSC\, and a past National President of UFSC. Ditu holds an MBA from Averett University and B.S. degree in Business Administration from Saint Paul’s College. Ditu regularly serves his community through volunteer work\, and when he’s not engaging with clients or enrichening his spirit\, he spends time with his beautiful wife\, Melanie Lee\, and their active son\, Ditu II. \nThis session is scheduled: \nDate:              Wednesday\, Decembe 2\, 2020 \nTime:             6:00 pm\, Eastern Standard Time \nFeaturing:    Ditu Kasuyi \nPresident and Leadership Coach\, Kasuyi & Associates\, LLC \nLocation:      Virtual and hosted on ZOOM \nRecorded:     Yes\, this call will be recorded. \nRegister here at https://UFSCDigitalWellbeing.eventbrite.com \nTo learn more about UFSC and its upcoming events visit www.ufscnet.org
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/the-new-leadership-challenge-digital-well-being-and-wellness-for-leaders-and-their-team/
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Election: What Do We Do Next?
DESCRIPTION:  \nUrban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC) invites you to a special roundtable discussion entitled “Beyond the Election: What Do We Do Next?” on Wednesday\, November 11\, 2020\, 6:30 pm\, eastern standard time.  Ola Truelove\, UFSC National President\, and Julia A. Gayles\, Communication Coordinator (Retired)\, Mayor’s Office City & County of Denver will lead an engaging hour of discussion and audience participation on what’s next now that the elections are over and the new political leaders have been decided.  The discussion will focus on some of these following topics: \n\nHow do you feel about the outcome of the election?\nWhat impacts do you think the outcome of the 2020 elections will have on the financial services industry?\nWhat impacts do you think the outcome of the 2020 elections will have on African Americans and other communities of color?\nHow do we heal the deep divisions in this country?\nWhat’s expected of us now?\nWhat are the issues that need continued community input\, and how do I keep these issues alive before the community?\nWhat are WE willing to do? Who needs to be engaged?\nHow can we hold the elected officials and ourselves accountable?\nAs we prepare for 2021\, what should individuals\, their companies\, and Urban Financial Services Coalition focus on to move the African American community forward?\nWhat are the current programs and strategies that are working well to help African Americans break through barriers in the financial services industry?\n\nUrban Financial Services Coalition is a non-partisan and non-profit organization.  The views expressed during the meeting are the views of the individuals participating in the discussion and are not the views of the organization. \n  \nSpeaker Bios: \nOla Truelove\n\nNational President\nUrban Financial Services Coalition \nOla Truelove is National President of the Urban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC) and Vice President and Business Solutions Relationship Manager with Central Bank of the Midwest\, a Lee’s Summit\, MO-based\, FDIC-insured bank. Central Bank of the Midwest is an affiliate of Central Bancompany\, a $13.4 billion holding company founded in 1902 and based in Jefferson City\, MO.  Prior to joining Central Bank 5 years ago\, Ola worked at U.S. Bank for 20 years and at Commerce Bank for 18 years.  Ola’s career in the financial services industry includes management positions in the areas of Transit/Check Operations\, Lockbox and Treasury Management Sales.\n  \nJulia A. Gayles\n\nCommunication Coordinator (Retired)\nMayor’s Office City & County of Denver \nJulia A. Gayles\, Communication Coordinator (Retired) Mayor’s Office City & County of Denver – For the past 17 years\, Julia has worked in the City & County of Denver’s office. In this capacity\, she is responsible for writing letters and proclamations to acknowledging significate occasion\, historical or cultural events important to the residents of Denver.  Prior to service to the City and County of Denver\, Julia was employed in the financial services industry\, Operations Division\, for 30 years.  She is a charter member of the Mile High Bankers Consortium\, Inc.\, and was the Vice President of Convention Planning for the National Association of Urban Bankers from 1983-1986. \n  \nDate:           Wednesday\, November 11\, 2020\nTime:             6:30 pm\, EST.\n Location:     Virtual and hosted on ZOOM\nRecorded:     Yes\, this call will be recorded.\nRegister here at https://UFSCBeyondElection.eventbrite.com
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/beyond-the-election-what-do-we-do-next/
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SUMMARY:NAUB/UFSC - Our History\, Our Stories\, Our Future featuring Forte and Davenport
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition invites you to a special session entitled “NAUB/UFSC – Our History\, Our Stories\, Our Future.” \nFeaturing: \nTyrone M. Davenport – Chief Operating Officer of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History (Retired) and Leader NAUB/UFSC Detroit Chapter. \nLinda Forte – Senior Vice-President\, Business Affairs\, Chief Diversity Officer\, Comerica Bank (Retired) and Leader NAUB/UFSC Detroit Chapter. \nOur History\, Our Stories\, Our Future is a series dedicated towards capturing the experiences\, stories\, and accomplishments of minority financial professionals in the financial services industry through their participation in the National Association of Urban Bankers and Urban Financial Services Coalition. This is one of the ways that UFSC is leveraging the wisdom of the organization’s high valued seasoned minority professionals.  The stories of these seasoned professionals are a road map of where we have been and a gift to the current generation that listens to them and then passes them on to the next generations. \n  \nSpeaker Bios:\nTyrone M. Davenport \nChief Operation Officer (Retired) \nCharles H. Wright Museum of African American History  \nNAUB/UFSC Detroit Chapter Leader \nTyrone M. Davenport\, former Chief Operating Officer of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History\, joined the staff in April 2002.  He was responsible for the physical operations of the museum\, including facilities and security. Mr. Davenport retired from the museum in October\, 2015. \nMr. Davenport retired from Bank One Corporation as Senior Vice President of Technology Risk Management in June 2001 after 35 years of service. Prior to retirement\, Mr. Davenport held numerous senior management positions in the technology field for NBD Bank\, First Chicago NBD\, and Bank One. These included responsibility for an annual budget in excess of $100 million and management of more than 1\,000 staff members. Mr. Davenport was also project manager on the construction of the 400\,000 square foot construction of the Technology Center in Belleville\, Michigan. That project was accomplished on schedule and within budget. \nMr. Davenport is a native Detroiter\, a product of the Detroit Public School System and received his B.S. degree in Accounting from Wayne State University in 1968. He also graduated from the School of Bank Administration at the University of Wisconsin in 1978. \nMr. Davenport serves on the board of American Promises Schools. Previously he has served as Chairman of the Michigan Automated Clearinghouse\, Vice Chairman of the Board of the Detroit Urban League\, Executive Board of the Metropolitan Detroit Boy Scouts of America and Executive Board of the Metropolitan Detroit YMCA. \nMr. Davenport resides in Detroit with his wife Linda D. Forte. He has two daughters\, Dr. Lynette P. Davenport\, M.D. (deceased) and Simone N. Clayton\, school teacher\, two granddaughters Angela and Auriana\, and grandson Tyrone. \n  \nLinda Forte \nSenior Vice-President\, Business Affairs\, \nChief Diversity Officer\, Comerica Bank (Retired)  \nLeader NAUB/UFSC Detroit Chapter. \n \nLinda D. Forte retired in 2016 from Comerica Bank as senior vice president\, Business Affairs\, Chief Diversity Officer\, and member of Comerica’s Senior Leadership Team.  Forte was responsible for defining and driving business strategies that established Comerica as a leader in diversity and work life practices. She was also responsible for the Comerica Charitable Foundation\, Comerica Contributions and Civic Affairs. \nShe began her banking career with Comerica in 1974 and held management positions in Comerica’s Business Banking\, Municipalities\, U.S. Banking\, and Loan Administration Groups\, as well as positions in Human Resources and Banking Center Administration. \nForte is currently an independent board director for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and First Independence Bank.  Forte also serves as Board Chair for the Economic Development Corporation of the City of Detroit\, a director of the Local Development Finance Authority and the Neighborhood Development Corporation of the City of Detroit. Appointed by the Mayor\, she serves as a Commissioner for the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. Forte serves as a Trustee for Bowling Green State University and on the boards of Detroit’s Downtown Detroit Business Improvement Zone (BIZ)\,  The Parade Company\, Racquet Up and several other nonprofit boards. \nForte has been recognized with numerous awards for business leadership\, professional accomplishment\, and community development.  These include the 2014 Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion Annual Humanitarian Award\, the 2014 Michigan Women’s Foundation Woman of Achievement and Courage Award and one of Crain’s Detroit Business Most Influential Women.  She was a 2013 Inductee into the “Academy of Distinguished Alumni” for Bowling Green State University. \nForte earned her Bachelor of Science degree cum laude from Bowling Green State University\, and her MBA in Finance and Accounting from the University of Michigan. \n  \nDate: Wednesday\, October 28\, 2020 \nTime:  6:30 pm\, EDT. \nLocation: Virtual and hosted on ZOOM \nRecorded: Yes\, this call will be recorded. \nRegister here at https://UFSCNAUBOurHistoryDFDetroit.eventbrite.com \nTo learn more about UFSC and its upcoming events visit www.ufscnet.org
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/naub-ufsc-our-history-our-stories-our-future-featuring-forte-and-davenport/
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SUMMARY:Why ‘Equity’ is now being added to Diversity & Inclusion in Corporate America
DESCRIPTION:Urban Financial Services Coalition (UFSC) invites you to a special session of “View from the Top Executive Leadership Series\,” featuring Nate Bennett\, III\, Chief Diversity Officer\, and Senior Vice President\, and Head of Talent Management for Comerica Bank. As an executive leader\, Mr. Bennett will focus his thoughts on the topic “Why ‘Equity’ is now being added to Diversity & Inclusion in Corporate America.” \nDescription: \nToday you are hearing a lot of talk about Equity rather than Equality and probably wondering how they are different.  For Diversity practitioners managing the Equity conversation is critically important in the effort to improve diverse representation and inclusion in the workplace.  In this discussion we will learn the difference between Equality and Equity\, we will discuss how corporate America identifies inequities that may exist in the workplace and discuss what we are doing to improve Equity in the workplace. \nThis session is scheduled: \nDate: Wednesday\, October 28\, 2020 \nTime: 12 noon\, EDT. \nFeaturing:    Nate Bennett\, III \nChief Diversity Officer\, and Senior Vice President\, and Head of Talent Management for Comerica Bank. \nLocation: Virtual and hosted on ZOOM \nRecorded:Yes\, this call will be recorded. \nUrban Financial Services Coalition has presented the View from the Top Executive Leadership for several years\, providing minority financial professionals\, members\, and communities of color the opportunity to learn from some of the nation’s – and the world’s – leading executives as they talk about their careers and leadership experiences. \n  \nSpeaker Bio:\nNate Bennett\, III\, CDP\n\nChief Diversity Officer and Senior Vice President \nHead of Talent Acquisition \nComerica Bank  \nNate Bennett III is responsible for leading the company’s Diversity & Inclusion office. This office has been established to drive key diversity initiatives throughout the bank. Additionally\, Mr. Bennett’s other responsibilities include leading all talent acquisition activities for Comerica Bank. \nMr. Bennett joined Comerica in 2009 as the Vice President\, Texas Market Staffing Manager. He was named Senior Vice President\, Talent Acquisition in 2010. In mid-2016\, he was named the Chief Diversity Officer and Senior Vice President\, Head of Talent Acquisition. \nBefore joining Comerica\, he worked for several Fortune 500 companies in various roles in Talent Acquisition all in two major industries; Consumer Retail and Financial Services.  Prior to joining Comerica Bank\, he led Talent Acquisition Services for a 17\,000-employee division at Bank of America.  His 20+ years of experience in Human Resources Talent Acquisition covers the areas from executive recruitment through global recruitment where he spent time in Seoul\, Korea leading various recruitment efforts for Walmart Stores. \nMr. Bennett holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Rice University. \nAmong his professional and community affiliations\, he serves as a member of the National Diversity Council Board of Directors\, board member of Mi Escuelita Preschools\, an advisory board member for Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB) an advisory board member of the Best and Brightest Companies to Work For. \nAt Rice University\, Mr. Bennett was a four-year varsity letterman in football where he went on to earn All Southwest Conference 1st Team Honors.  Additionally\, he also serves as the founder and President of the Junior Broncos Organization which is a 501(c)(3) dedicated to young student athletes. \nRegister here at https://UFSCVFTNateBennett.eventbrite.com \nTo learn more about UFSC and its upcoming events\, visit  www.ufscnet.org
URL:https://www.ufscnet.org/event/why-equity-is-now-being-added-to-diversity-inclusion-in-corporate-america/
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