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RE$ET Breakout: A National Agenda for Financial Inclusion

We are told that the fundamentals of the US economy are strong. So why are so many individuals and communities left behind? Hear from experts who explore how the digitization of our financial systems might translate to an equitable economy. Presented by the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth.

February 23rd 2021

A National Agenda for Financial Inclusion

PUSH PLAY to hear from former White House economic advisor Adrienne Harris, Grameen America CEO Andrea Jung, Mastercard Vice Chairman Mike Froman, and Stephanie Flanders of Bloomberg News. They make the case for why this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for cross-sector collaboration.

Michael Froman
Andrea Jung
Adrienne Harris

A National Agenda for Financial Inclusion

We are told that the fundamentals of the US economy are strong. After all, our resilient system of capitalism has survived the Great Depression and more. So why are so many individuals and communities left behind? Former White House Economic Advisor Adrienne Harris, Grameen America CEO Andrea Jung, and Mastercard Vice Chairman Mike Froman make the case for why this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for cross-sector collaboration. They explore how the digitization of our financial systems might translate to an equitable economy for those who have yet to realize the benefits of its growth. Presented by the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, a collaborator in the Aspen Institute’s Global Inclusive Growth Partnership.

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