Black Entrepreneur Blueprint : 02 - George Fraser of Frasernet.com

BLACK ENTREPRENEUR BLUEPRINT

Jay Jones

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🗓️ 6 August 2014

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

George C. Fraser is Chairman and CEO of Frasernet, Inc. A company he founded some 25 years ago with the vision to lead a global networking movement that brings together diverse human resources to increase opportunities for people of African descent. He is considered by many to be a new voice for African-Americans and one of the foremost authorities on economic development, networking, and building effective relationships. In this episode, Mr. Fraser discusses his entrepreneurial journey and educates us about the power of Black economics.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Black Entrepreneur Blueprint Show.
0:21.5	I am your host, Jay Jones.
0:24.5	Black Entrepreneur Blueprint was created specifically to educate and inspire black entrepreneurs to launch, build, and grow successful businesses.
0:35.7	Join us as we help build an economic power base in the black community by promoting
0:40.8	business ownership.
0:42.9	If you are currently an entrepreneur, we will want to be an entrepreneur.
0:47.6	We invite you to join us every week here at Black Entrepreneur Blueprint.
0:59.1	Thank you. at Black Entrepreneur Blueprint. Welcome to episode two of the Black Entrepreneur Blueprint.
1:04.2	I am your host Jay Jones, and we're going to have a great show installed for you as always.
1:09.8	Today we're going to interview the owner of FraserNet.com, Mr. George C. Fraser.
1:17.6	Mr. Frazier is the chairman, CEO of FraserNet, Inc., a company he founded some 25 years ago,
1:24.4	with the vision to lead a global networking movement that brings together diverse
1:28.9	human resources to increase opportunities for people of African descent.
1:34.1	He is considered by many to be a new voice for African Americans and one of the most
1:38.9	foremost authorities on economic development, networking, and building effective
1:43.8	relationships.
1:45.3	While George's accomplishments are significant, his beginnings were very humble.
1:50.4	He was born in Brooklyn, New York, into a family of 11 children, 8 boys, and 3 girls.
1:55.6	When George's mom became mentally ill, George's dad, a cab driver, couldn't care for the 11 children so George
2:02.4	was orphaned at 3 and spent 14 years in foster homes growing up on the streets of New
2:08.1	York he had little hope and no expectations although his guidance counselor
2:13.1	suggested he dropped out of high school George graduated from high school with a
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