Good Trouble with Jotaka Eaddy

Advocate. Connector. CEO. Talk show host. These words all describe Jotaka Eaddy, whose accomplishments include helping abolish the juvenile death penalty in America and a career with the NAACP before her bold and successful move into the tech industry. This Black History Month, we celebrate Jotaka and the many lessons she has to offer. For how Jotaka honors her "original investors,” the Black community's need to redefine and restructure a relationship to money, and the power of Oprah's influence, listen today. Get the full episode of #ChangingtheTrajectory anywhere you listen to podcasts https://plnk.to/CT?to=page

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