NEW BLACK WALL STREETS ACROSS AMERICA (NBWSAA): MISSION
Our mission is to advance Black American economic restoration through organized spending, support for Black-owned businesses, ownership, financial education, homeownership preparation, local organizing, leadership development, responsible community development, and intergenerational wealth building.
We are building a permanent public home that connects people, businesses, organizations, and institutions around practical pathways to learn, connect, and build. The organization is currently in its foundation-building stage, with governance, partnerships, programs, and local organizing systems being developed responsibly.
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OUR GOALS
Our goals turn the mission into clear areas of work. Each goal will grow only as responsible governance, qualified partners, funding, and organizational capacity are established.
STRENGTHEN ECONOMIC PARTICIPATION
Encourage organized spending, stronger support for Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurship, financial education, workforce pathways, ownership, and homeownership readiness.
CONNECT LOCAL ACTION TO A NATIONAL VISION
Help builders identify community priorities, map local assets, develop responsible plans, share useful tools, and connect lessons across cities and states while respecting independent local leadership.
FOUNDATION-BUILDING LEADERSHIP
RENEE NEAL
Founder and Mission Steward
Renee Neal is the Founder and Mission Steward of New Black Wall Streets Across America. She developed and advanced the movement’s founding vision, name, public identity, organizing direction, initial program framework, application process, member materials, and foundation-building effort.
She coordinates the foundation-building stage: protecting the mission, organizing participation and orientation processes, guiding governance and policy development, convening meetings, and building the responsible systems needed for future work.
Her founding mission centers on Black American economic restoration through organized spending, Black-owned business support, ownership, financial education, homeownership preparation, local organizing, leadership development, responsible community development, and intergenerational wealth building.
EARL HUGHES
Vice PresidentEarl Hughes brings more than four decades of experience in military communications, advanced electronics, and telecommunications. During 22 years as a Navy Communicator, he worked with mission-critical networks, tactical systems, and secure information channels. He then spent 20 years as an electronics engineer in the telecommunications industry, working with complex systems and communications technology.
That background brings a practical understanding of dependable systems and careful coordination to NBWSAA’s foundation-building stage. Earl has also supported the movement by sharing its public posts. His experience and steady support are part of the work of building a sound foundation for what comes next.
We do not want to be remembered as people who only talked about what our communities needed. We want to be known for coming together, organizing with purpose, and doing the serious work of building the institutions our communities deserve.
— Renee Neal and Earl Hughes
LEADERSHIP STARTS WITH ANSWERING THE CALL.
Your skills. Your voice. Our future.