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How do you want to run your teams?

How do you want to compensate people who are working with you?

And what makes the best sense for your business?

And most importantly, I think think is are you going to now

run your business based upon what's best for you and your team or are you going to run your business

based upon what you think is going to get you the best potential

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Learn more at fidelity.com. Hey everybody I'm Jean Chatsky. Thanks so much for being here with me today.

I think most of you who are out there listening right now have a small business owner

or maybe many small business owners in your life who have been impacted by coronavirus.

Or maybe you are that small business owner yourself

and the last few months have been really, really tough for you.

No one, it seems, has been impacted more than women of color, specifically

black and Latinx entrepreneurs. Black Americans have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic in terms of both

hospitalizations and deaths and according to new data from the social startup

digital undivided. 98% of black and

Latinos women entrepreneurs report that their business has been directly

impacted by COVID-19. 82% say they've experienced a loss of

revenue and just 12% had the ability to pay themselves a sustainable wage during this time. That's a lot of data. It's a lot of really disturbing

data and today we are going to be unpacking that data and we are going to be talking about how we can help with Lauren Mylan, she is CEO of Digital Undivided, and this is an organization that uses not just data but advocacy to catalyze economic

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