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Mike Green

Cultural Economist helping leaders build a common ground of understanding and collaboration on race and economic equity

Mike Green is a co-founder of Common Ground Conversations on Race in America and an expert in cultural economics and racial equity strategies.

His consulting work spans various areas such as community and economic development, inclusive economic ecosystems, STEAM education, and tech entrepreneurship.

Mike is a national speaker on topics related to the innovation economy, inclusive economic development, Black male achievement, and collaborative leadership.

He is the co-founder and Chief Strategist of the National Institute for Inclusive Competitiveness and ScaleUp Partners, specializing in Inclusive Competitiveness.

With over 20 years of experience, Mike Green is a former award-winning journalist and media professional in addition to being a military veteran with 12 years of service in the U.S. Navy.

He has been involved in various organizations and projects focusing on economic strategy, innovation, and improving the performance of underrepresented populations in the innovation economy.

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Aug 23 · linkedin

BLACK WOMEN RISING

That's the theme of our August CGC Journal. We provide a monthly resource you can use to build a common ground of paradigm-shifting new knowledge and understanding of racial dynamics in society today through an informed lens of historical context.

Use our Journal as a guide to engage others with fact-based storytelling and links to primary sources. Subscribe today and gain access to an entire year of CGC Journals, each one filled with deep insights and a library of resource materials you can use to teach, inform, equip and empower.

Check out BLACK WOMEN RISING in our August CGC Journal.

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Jul 13 · linkedin

The next POTUS will be decided by a majority of White women.

Media have ignored the impact of White women on elections for generations. Yet, White women represent the largest demographic voting bloc in America. And a majority of White women consistently vote polar opposite of the majority of Black women, who represent the largest voting bloc of nonwhite groups.

The question we ask in our series of Common Ground Conversations is: Why do a majority of White women consistently vote polar opposite of the majority of Black women ... and all other nonwhite women?

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Central Point, Oregon, United States