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YOU'RE INVITED TO Join Rev. Jesse Jackson at the 17th Annual Wall Street Project Economic Summit
"50 Years After The Civil Rights Act: The Unfinished Agenda for Economic Justice…"
Tuesday, February 11 - Thursday, 13, 2014
2014 Honorary Co-Chairs:
Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke, D-NY 9th District
Terry Lundgren, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer, Macy’s, Inc.
Highlights of the three-day summit will include:
- The Business of Hip-Hop:
As Hip Hop celebrates 40 years of global impact, this session
celebrates its accomplishments and recognizes the spirit of
entrepreneurship. Participants can expect to explore opportunities for
economic development and best practices for generating revenue and
social inclusion using non-traditional techniques and methods in the
21st century.
- The Business of Sports:
The session will focus on the Role, Economic Impact and Future of the
African American Sports Agent. Several of the nation's top African
American Sports Agents will intimately examine the economic impact of
African Americans on the $470 Billion US Sports Sector Industry.
- Wall Street Project Career Symposium:
A three-part career management session geared to strengthen
professional employees with empowering tools, resources, skill sets and
insights on new realities for creating, and managing employment and
career opportunities in today’s highly technical work environment.
- Shared Thoughts of Titans: A compelling discussion with some of the most powerful business leaders in the World.
- What Will Jobs Look Like in 5 Years, 10 Years?: This session will ask the questions: What will the jobs be? Where will the jobs be? Will you be prepared to compete?
*Note our location: The Sheraton Times Square, 811 Seventh Avenue at 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019
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