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Erik Stevenson, Chief Data & Compliance Officer and Grandon Gray, Chief Operating Officer
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How do you provide medical care in a community health center that does not have clean facilities? How can underprivileged children have the opportunity to receive an education and fight for a better future? What hope is there for African American communities living in harsh environments?
That's what The P3 Group, Inc. and Brown Foundation are doing – building projects that will change the lives of African American people and give them a fair fighting chance at a better life. The P3 Group, Inc. partners with government agencies and large non-profit organizations to deliver projects that benefit their communities.
Joining Dee Brown in today's episode are two of his top executives: Chief Operating Officer Grandon Gray and Chief Data & Compliance Officer Erik Stevenson.
Dee and his executives talk about the exciting work they are doing and the impact of their projects on African American communities. They share their vision of changing people's lives and giving hope to those who have nothing else to hold on to. Join us in this candid and heartfelt conversation!
“When you reinvest in communities that make you who you are, you empower yourself.”
- Dee Brown
In This Episode:
- What is it like working for The P3 Group?
- Grandon talks about the projects he worked on in West Memphis and how those projects impacted his community.
- Erik shares his experience participating in building a school that will benefit the community for many years to come.
- Have you heard about the VA Center, a memorial center for veterans, community health centers, and other community projects spearheaded by The P3 Group and Brown Foundation? Get to know the work being done by Brown Foundation and Dee's philosophy behind it.
- The vision behind DBS (Dee Brown Show)
- How are you raising your children? Are you training them to be mediocre, or are you raising visionaries and leaders in an unfair world?
- How engaging in sports can train children for the game of life.
- The role of HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) in educating African American children and how we can help.
And more…
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