The Black Effect Podcast Network, a partnership between iHeartMedia and Charlamagne Tha God, has appointed John Hope Bryant to its Board of Directors. Bryant is an entrepreneur, author, philanthropist, and thought leader, known for his work in financial literacy and economic empowerment.
He is the founder and CEO of Operation HOPE, Inc. and a founding member of Clinton Global Initiative. Bryant has also advised multiple US Presidents. He will host a new podcast on The Black Effect Podcast Network focusing on building wealth in the Black community set to launch in the summer.
“I am honored to join the Board of The Black Effect Podcast Network, supporting the groundbreaking vision of Charlamagne tha God,” said Bryant. “Black voices have been underrepresented and overlooked for far too long, and I applaud the leadership of Charlamagne, iHeartRadio’s Bob Pittman, and the entire Black Effect team in standing up this platform for Black voices to inspire and inform each other. I’m with them 100%. They have every opportunity to be best-in-class and transformational platform for the culture – and for business.”
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