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It’s been said the best investment on Earth is earth, but real estate isn’t just about buying, selling, or building buildings. You have to look beyond the deal. Dee Brown...
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It’s been said the best investment on Earth is earth, but real estate isn’t just about buying, selling, or building buildings. You have to look beyond the deal. Dee Brown is the President & CEO of The P3 Group, the nation’s largest minority owned real estate developer that focuses exclusively on public-private partnerships. Each week Dee will talk with experts and executives about the impact their real estate investments are having on communities and on their legacies. If you’re looking for insight on transformative real estate and community developments deals, this is the podcast for you! The Sky’s the Limit with Dee Brown, brought to you by ForbesBooks.
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The Sky’s the Limit
The Sky’s the Limit
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Episode 6 | Part Two: Nathaniel Clark, Managing Partner, CHASM Architecture
16 AUG 2021 · Dee wraps up his conversation with Nathaniel Clark, the Managing Partner of full-service design firm, CHASM Architecture in Atlanta. In part two, Nathaniel talks about what he remembers most about turning a Baptist Church into a three-story condo complex and what the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport project has meant to his company and his legacy.18m 37s -
Episode 6 | Part One: Nathaniel Clark, Managing Partner, CHASM Architecture
9 AUG 2021 · Dee welcomes Nathaniel Clark to the podcast this week. Nathaniel is the Managing Partner of CHASM Architecture in Atlanta, a company he founded in 2005 that has grown to become a topnotch, full-service design firm. In part one, Nathaniel talks about why good leaders must also be great followers, the reasons why he chose to pursue a career in architecture, and why longevity in business means everything.19m 37s -
Episode 5 | Part Two: C. David Moody, Jr., Founder of C.D. Moody Construction
2 AUG 2021 · Dee wraps up his conversation with C. David Moody, Jr. the founder of C. D. Moody Construction Company, one of the largest African American-owned construction companies. In part two, David shares the important lesson's he’s learned along his entrepreneurial journey, how his foundation provides assistance to students who want to venture into construction and why he was inspired to start his own blog.18m 39s -
Episode 5 | Part One: C. David Moody, Jr., Founder of C.D. Moody Construction
26 JUL 2021 · Dee welcomes trailblazing entrepreneur C. David Moody, Jr., to the podcast this week. David runs one of the largest African American-owned construction companies in America. His firm has built and delivered more than 200 commercial projects valued at $3 billion dollars, including Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons. In part one, David talks about how he built his construction empire from scratch, the impact of Maynard Jackson becoming the first African American mayor of Atlanta, and what he's most proud of during his 33 years in business.18m 22s -
Episode 4 | Part Two: Jessica Lewis, CEO and Co-founder of Mobu Enterprises
19 JUL 2021 · Dee wraps up his chat with the "Shipping Container Lady", Jessica Lewis, the CEO and co-founder of Mobu Enterprises. Jessica shares the key to building container homes, her plans to build duplex-style homes out of shipping containers, and how she gained approval to build permanent affordable housing structures across Georgia.15m 9s -
Episode 4 | Part One: Jessica Lewis, CEO and Co-founder of Mobu Enterprises
12 JUL 2021 · This week Dee welcomes the CEO and Co-founder of Mobu Enterprises, Jessica Lewis. Jessica and her team hope to revolutionize the real estate industry by developing affordable housing projects out of shipping containers. In part one, Jessica shares how she's learned so much about shipping containers, how her team is building one unit at a time in vulnerable communities, and the inspiration for her “How To Start An Apprenticeship Program.”17m 4s -
Episode 3 | Part Two: John Hope Bryant, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Operation HOPE
28 JUN 2021 · Dee wraps up his conversation with John Hope Bryant, the founder of Operation HOPE and The Promise Homes Company. In part two, John discusses why 'radical indifference' is one of the biggest problems in America today, why he's vowed to create one million Black entrepreneurs and businesses via a $130 million fund with Shopify, and how The Promise Homes Company is helping to improve the homeownership rate among Black Americans.19m 33s -
Episode 3 | Part One: John Hope Bryant, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Operation HOPE
21 JUN 2021 · Joining Dee this week is John Hope Bryant, an entrepreneur, author, philanthropist, and prominent thought leader on financial inclusion, economic empowerment, and financial dignity. John advocates for economic empowerment through his nonprofit, Operation HOPE and is the founder of The Promise Homes Company, one of the largest minority-controlled owners of single-family residential rental property in the country. John shares how he learned about capitalism growing up in South Central LA, the importance of surrounding yourself with great talent, and what inspired him to create Operation HOPE.24m 51s -
Episode 2 | Part Two: Percy Miller AKA Master P, Founder and CEO, P. Miller Enterprises
14 JUN 2021 · Dee wraps up his talk with Percy Miller, AKA Master P, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and founder of the legendary music label, No Limit Records. In part two, Percy shares his thoughts on diversity in business, the importance of investing in senior living communities, his dream of building his own HBCU, and why mentorship is a big part of his life.26m 24s -
Episode 2 | Part One: Percy Miller AKA Master P, Founder and CEO, P. Miller Enterprises
7 JUN 2021 · This week Dee is joined by a member of hip-hop royalty today, Percy Miller, AKA Master P. Percy is the founder of the legendary music label, No Limit Records, and is currently involved in multiple entrepreneurial ventures in real estate and the food & beverage space. In part one, Percy shares the reasons for not selling his record label, how one can determine their self-worth, and why growing up with 15 family members in a three-bedroom apartment motivated his career as an entrepreneur and philanthropist.24m 51s
It’s been said the best investment on Earth is earth, but real estate isn’t just about buying, selling, or building buildings. You have to look beyond the deal. Dee Brown...
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It’s been said the best investment on Earth is earth, but real estate isn’t just about buying, selling, or building buildings. You have to look beyond the deal. Dee Brown is the President & CEO of The P3 Group, the nation’s largest minority owned real estate developer that focuses exclusively on public-private partnerships. Each week Dee will talk with experts and executives about the impact their real estate investments are having on communities and on their legacies. If you’re looking for insight on transformative real estate and community developments deals, this is the podcast for you! The Sky’s the Limit with Dee Brown, brought to you by ForbesBooks.
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