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Henry Golatt: From HBCU Graduate to Business Development Advocate - Faith, Family, and Building a Legacy in Economic Empowerment
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Ever wondered how faith and determination can shape a legacy? Meet our inspiring guest, Henry Golatt, an HBCU graduate and passionate small business development advocate, who joins Coach Tim Brown on the Be A Baller podcast. Raised in a faith-centered Southern community as the youngest boy of 13 siblings, Henry shares his profound journey of building a lifelong legacy in business, deeply influenced by his father, a hardworking contractor and farmer. Together, we explore how early life experiences and community support can mold one's professional path and commitment to economic development.
Prepare for an uplifting conversation as we unpack the transformative power of faith and strategic vision in professional and community growth. Henry shares his personal anecdotes, like the foresight-driven creation of a bridge over the Arkansas River and his pivotal role in the Accelerate Columbus Initiative. Through "coffee shop diplomacy," we reveal strategies that democratize business opportunities and emphasize mentorship and empowerment over fleeting accolades. This episode promises insights into crafting a lasting impact that empowers others and nurtures community advancement.
Rozdziały
1. Legacy Through Faith and Hard Work (00:00:00)
2. Building Faith and Seeking Opportunities (00:12:36)
3. Empowering Growth and Legacy Building (00:15:52)
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