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Carlton Banks
CEO/ Principle, Self Employed
Location: New York, NY United States
Joined: Jul 26th, 2007

About (request update)

Carlton Banks is a registered securities principal with the Financial Industry Regulation Authority (FINRA). He is the founder and managing member of Globalfinet, LLc, which is
a unique economic network that is dedicated to solving the African American financial crisis here in the U.S. The network encourages African Americans to increase their knowledge of the financial markets and use it to invest in their business ventures, their community and future. It encompasses all economic activity which includes banking, consulting, investment banking, insurance, retirement and investing.

My Interview Question

When will African Americans start to build wealth collectively?

Current Whereabouts:

Finance how to build wealth, protect it and enjoy it

Life & Professional Aspirations:

To be a game changer for the African American Race

Website:

http://www.Globalfinet.com

Education (request update)

Morgan State University class of 1980

Undergrad Major: Political Science

Campus Organization:

Omega Psi Phi

Experience

I currently work with Self Employed as CEO/ Principle
I have 15 years of experience working in the Real Estate industry.

Activity

President Obama Gives Stern Warning to African American's About Our Civil Rights

http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2014/04/10/remarks-president-lbj-presidential-library-civil-rights-summit Remarks by the President at LBJ Presidential Library Civil Rights Summit Lyndon ...more
Posted by Carlton Banks on April 12th, 2014 • 4,619 Views

St. Paul's College and the Future of HBCUs

Saint Paul�s demise should serve as a wake-up call to those who care about the future of HBCU�s and the future of Black America! For more than 175 years HBCU�s have played a crucial role in African-A ...more
Posted by Carlton Banks on September 21st, 2013 • 317 Views

Africa's Open For Business New Economic Opportunities In Sub-Saharan Africa

President Obama is opening economic doors in Sub-Saharan Africa. The start of the Second Decade of this Millennium has witnessed some major developments in Africa that has never been seen before thank ...more
Posted by Carlton Banks on July 3rd, 2013 • 387 Views