How Guava Will Level the Playing Field

Did you know that 90% of Black small businesses are sole proprietors or only have one or two employees? Today, we bring you a conversation between James Seth Thompson, host of Changing the Trajectory, and Kelly Ifill, founder and CEO of Guava, a full-service digital bank working to become Black Americans' financial institution of choice. Guava works to serve Black small business owners and provide resources for their enterprises. How will Guava help create wealth for communities systematically boxed out of the game?

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