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Kanayo Oweazim
DEI Lead for Business Growth and Entrepreneurship at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kanayo Oweazim is an experienced DEI Program Manager with over 5 years of experience at JPMorgan Chase, focusing on the Advancing Black Pathways initiative.
He specializes in managing the Business Growth and Entrepreneurship portfolio, aiming to enhance the banking ecosystem for Black entrepreneurs and promote economic empowerment and inclusion.
Kanayo leads projects and collaborations within the ABP pathway, engaging with internal and external stakeholders, including senior leadership, to design and implement strategies for business growth and improved representation.
His skills in project management, networking, and financial analysis are instrumental in developing inclusive policies for Black-owned businesses.
He also holds a position as an Advisory Board Member at Kiva, a nonprofit organization offering microloans to underserved communities.
Kanayo Oweazim completed his Bachelor of Arts in Economics at Stony Brook University and has a diverse professional background, having worked at prominent organizations like JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, and Citigroup.
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