by Louis Deas | Aug 25, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
Image: The Earn & Invest Podcast On the Earn & Invest podcast we talked about Financial Literacy for All, the problems of bad capitalism, and how to bring everyone, no matter their color or zip code, into the economy as participants. Source: The Earn &...
by Louis Deas | Aug 8, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
Image: CNBC CNBC’s The Exchange asked me what our second-quarter HOPE survey was showing about American consumers heading into the 2024 election. People are worried about costs, credit and whether the economy has room for them. My answer was one word: inclusion....
by Louis Deas | Jun 18, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
The Black Information Network ran a three-part conversation with me about Financial Literacy for All. In part two we got into the difference between bad capitalism, where one side wins at the other’s expense, and good capitalism, where both sides benefit. If...
by Louis Deas | May 7, 2024 | Capitalism for All, Events & Appearances, Operation HOPE
At the 2024 Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles, I laid out what I call a business plan for America. America is becoming a majority-minority country. Our economic future depends on whether the people driving that change can participate fully: as earners,...
by Louis Deas | Apr 22, 2024 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
Image: CNBC A week after Financial Literacy for All came out, CNBC’s Squawk Box asked me about how Gen Z sees capitalism, equality versus meritocracy, and the backlash to corporate DEI. Capitalism works when people believe they have a stake in it. If the 1% want...
by Louis Deas | May 31, 2023 | Bryant | Media Interview, Capitalism for All, Media Interview
Image: Forbes Forbes Newsroom asked me what still gives me hope with the country this polarized. Most people who say they hate capitalism don’t hate free enterprise. What they hate is a gamed system, where the rules work for some and not for others. The answer...
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