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Mike Green
Co-Founder at Common Ground Conversations on Race in America
Mike Green is a renowned consultant focusing on Community & Economic Development, Inclusive Economic Ecosystems, STEAM Education, Innovation Ecosystems, and more. He is the co-founder and executive director of ScaleUp America, with a commitment to the Clinton Global Initiative. Green is a national speaker on topics like Innovation Economy, Inclusive Economic Development, and Black Male Achievement.
As a tech entrepreneur, Mike Green is the CEO of Vizitnow3D, Inc. & Epiphany3D, specializing in Digital Education 3D immersion games for STEM education. He is also a media professional with 18 years of experience as an award-winning journalist, columnist for Oregon Business magazine and Huffington Post, and a recognition as a New York Times Leadership Academy Fellow.
With a strong background in the military, Mike Green served in the U.S. Navy for 12 years as an award-winning Propulsion Engineer / Recruiter. He has pursued higher education at prestigious institutions like Harvard University and Southern Oregon University. Mike Green is currently the Chief Strategist at The National Institute for Inclusive Competitiveness.
Formerly, Mike Green was affiliated with organizations like Common Ground Conversations on Race in America, ScaleUp Partners LLC, The America21 Project, and the Dow Jones Local Media Group. Green's media experience includes roles as a columnist for Oregon Business magazine and Huffington Post, and as a Web Editor at Dow Jones Local Media Group.
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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.
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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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