SAMPLE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Q1: Black women are the fastest-growing entrepreneur group in the country. Can you explain how this happened and what it means for the near future?
Q2: How will strengthening the entrepreneurial experience, especially in BIPOC communities, contribute to less violence and a more significant closure of the wealth gap?
Q3: What are the 5 things you learned growing up in the Frank Family business that are 100% solid truths for every business?
Q4: What best advice can you give entrepreneurs who want to go into business with family or friends?
Q5: How has real estate investing stood the test of time when it comes to investing and generating legacy wealth?
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MTSU Black History Month keynote Dana Frank tells crowd to ‘light a flame and make it bright’
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Seattle real estate mogul and author Dana Frank, keynote speaker for Middle Tennessee State University’s Black History Month, advised students to become a fire starter in life and think “REAL” when making business decisions.
IT'S TIME FOR SEATTLE TO GIVE BACK TO JAZZ ICON
THE MORTGAGE and housing market crisis has ensnared a lot of household names across the nation. Now we can add a Seattle music icon to the list.
Jazz vocalist great Ernestine Anderson, who lives in the Central District, is in danger of losing her home, which is in foreclosure proceedings.
KING5 - central district entrepreneur releasing book about building generational wealth on juneteenth
