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“The United States remains inequitably behind when it comes to connecting and putting dollars into companies led by Black entrepreneurs.” – Keenan Beasley, Fast Company

Despite representing nearly $4 trillion in spending power and 8 million small businesses, minorities, specifically African American entrepreneurs, face systematic discriminatory funding practices that make it 10x harder to access capital to finance business ideas. Access to capital provides entrepreneurs an opportunity to promote economic growth, accumulate wealth, provide job opportunities, and expand the circulation of dollars in minority communities.

The M.O.G.U.L (MOGUL) Initiative is a 501c3 non-profit organization and social initiative aimed at expanding and encouraging minority entrepreneurship and education in the United States. Founded in response to the racial wealth disparity and institutionalized bias, The MOGUL Initiative focuses on four core sectors: entrepreneurship, education, economic equality, and community safety.

As the founder of The MOGUL Initiative, my commitment is to expand business funding opportunities for minority entrepreneurs, provide guidance for minority businesses, and educate and build leaders in communities of colors. These actions will in turn play an essential role in building generational wealth and safety for minorities throughout the United States.

Nathan G. Meaux, Founder of The MOGUL Initiative

Our Mission

Build Generational Equity For Minority Families and Communities Of Color By Focusing On Four Core Systematic Issues: 

Access To Capital

Confront Discriminatory Practices Faced By Minority Entrepreneurs

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Education Disparities

Combat Racial Disparity In Student Loan Debt and College Education.

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Wealth Inequality

Tackle Racial Wealth Gap and Economic Inequality.

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Community Safety

Build community safety for minorities throughout the country

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Our Commitment Is To Develop Impactful Initiatives That Promote Generational Wealth and Equity forMinority Communities

 

The MOGUL Fund

The MOGUL Fund is an ongoing initiative to raise money and invest in minority business ideas to help minorities get businesses off the ground.

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MOGULS Empowered

MOGULS Empowered is a community-based initiative aimed to offer free educational courses to minorities in various areas including financial literacy, building credit/credit repair, budgeting, and investing. 

Young MOGUL Scholarship Program

Young MOGUL Scholarship Fund s a scholarship initiative for minorities looking to pursue careers in leadership positions that affect the overall day-to-day life of minorities.

The MOGUL Business Initiative

The MOGUL Business Initiative is an annual seminar initiative aimed to assist minority entrepreneurs in growing their businesses.

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Throughout our first twelve (12) months of operating, The MOGUL Initiative has created some aggressive goals as we work to meet our mission of combatting four cores systematic issues facing minority communities: (1) Lack of Access To Capital, (2) Educational Disparities, (3) Economic Inequality, and (4) Community Safety.  

Our goal is to provide full transparency on how your donation contributes to our mission of building generational wealth for minority families and communities of color. With $250,000.00 in donations and grants this year, our commitment is to achieve the following: 
  • Fund two (2) to three (3) minority-owned businesses. Also, provide each entrepreneur with marketing, website, and business consultant.
  • Launch the YOUNG MOGUL scholarship program and award two to four minorities of low-income families with scholarships and/or grants to attend college or obtain advanced career training.
  • Help 50 to 100 minority business owners scale their company and plan for 2022 free of charge.
  • Hold five (5) MOGULS Empowered seminars in minority communities - equipping 100+ minorities with financial literacy tools, including building credit/credit repair, budgeting, and investing.
  • Community initiatives to give back, including back-to-school drives in minority communities.

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