
EYL #215 Robert Smith on Being The Richest Black American, Wealth, HBCUs, & Private Equity
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In this episode, we spoke with the richest black person in American History, Robert Smith. During this conversation, Robert spoke about his amazing life journey, from being an engineer to working on Wall Street to running one of the largest private equity firms in the world.
He also spoke about HBCUs and the challenges they face, technology, discrimination amongst asset managers and more. #robertsmith #earnyourleisure #investing
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