LISC NYC Small Business Learning Session - March 1, 2022
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) NYC is hosting a learning session on March 1, 2022, focusing on supporting underinvested communities and BIPOC-owned small businesses. Their mission includes promoting sustainable wealth generation, inclusive economic transformation, and priority areas such as affordable housing and workforce development. The session will cover essential topics for entrepreneurs to build a lasting business foundation, led by a Vice President from Chase for Business. Join to gain insights on entrepreneurship, agility, and resilience.
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LISC NYC Small Business Learning Session Tuesday, March 1, 2022 Tuesday, March 1, 2022
LISC NYC Mission Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is a national, nonprofit community development financial institution (CDFI) that equips underinvested communities with the capital, strategy capital, strategy, and technical know low- and moderate-income (LMI) people can thrive. and technical know- -how how to become places where LISC NYC, LISC s flagship New York City office, was created in 1980. Over the past 40 years, LISC NYC has supported local partners whose services and programs aim to create a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable New York City. LISC NYC believes that the time has come to forge a future for New York City that eradicates the racial wealth gap for good, protects affordable housing for LMI New Yorkers, and builds pathways of meaningful economic opportunity for all. 2
LISC NYC Platform LISC NYC s platform consists of three pillars that inform all of our programmatic and lending efforts. 1. Radical Healing 3. Sustainable Wealth Generation 2. Inclusive Economic Transformation Examine and address underlying assumptions that perpetuate bias and bigotry through: Prioritize targeted investments in: Explore and implement programs that support: public infrastructure; entrepreneurship; human talent; legislative and public policy advocacy; and ownership; innovation; career ladders; and engagement with cultural institutions (for example, through community arts and placemaking efforts). diverse small businesses; and financial mobility and wealth building in communities of color. impactful community organizations. 3
Priority Areas LISC NYC is catalyzing the ecosystem of supports for BIPOC-owned small businesses and communities to overcome systemic barriers and build sustainable wealth. AFFORDABLE HOUSING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WORKFORCE HEALTH EQUITY DEVELOPMENT/ FINANCIAL MOBILITY 4
Learning Topic: Business 201- Building a Foundation that Lasts Chase for Business to discuss vital components for entrepreneurs seeking to build a lasting business foundation. Some of the topics to be covered will include: Thinking Like an Entrepreneur Developing Agility and Resilience And other topics related to business fundamentals Jumoke Joy Fagbayi-Butts Vice President- Senior Business Consultant Minority Entrepreneurs Contact: jumoke.m.fagbayi@chase.com Phone: 908-376-6536 5
