Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) serve as engines of social mobility, lifting generations of individuals and families out of poverty by providing access to quality education and opportunities for advancement. They have served as crucibles of excellence, nurturing talent and fostering a sense of community, identity, and pride among students. Celebrate graduates of the Milken Institute Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Fellowship program, discuss the importance of HBCU Philanthropic gifts and explore the innovation on HBCU campuses with HBCU presidents and stakeholders. The session encapsulates the spirit of diversity, empowerment, and innovation, showcasing the unique contributions of HBCU Fellows to the global landscape.

Moderator

Troy Duffie

Director, Financial Markets, Milken Institute

Speakers

Michael Ellison

Co-Founder and CEO, CodePath

Darlene Goins

Head of Philanthropy and Community Impact, President of Wells Fargo Foundation

T.D Jakes

Founder and Chairman, T.D. Jakes Foundation

Michael Lomax

President and CEO, United Negro College Fund (UNCF)

Gregory Vincent

President, Talladega College