And welcome to another episode of the

to a Bicari Sellers podcast. Today we have a great guest. This is gonna be an

interesting dope show. We have Kenneth Kelly on the show with us. What's going on

man? How are you? Hey brother

McCarrie, I'm glad to be here with you. Thanks so much for having me. It's been a

couple of years since we've been together with Bishop Jakes. Yes, it has been and

you know building wealth is something

that we talk about on this show often,

and I'm glad that we have some money

with your level of expertise.

You know, we start each show the same way,

and our listeners are very used to it. We like to start each of our

episodes by having our guest walk us through the arc of their career and yours

has spanned energy in corporate America to now being a bank CEO of Minority Own Bank.

Walk us through the arc of your career from the moment you left Auburn to your work now,

both the CEO of First Independence Bank in Detroit,

to now your work as an author helping black families understand the value of

a state planning. Well, Bakari, it is one I can only tell you that I was not

smart enough to plan out and is but the grace of God that we sit where we are today.

But to your point I started out in electoral engineering there at Auburn University and worked for

Alabama Power Company, got the opportunity of Bacar to work across many facets of the business

from marketing and corporate finance, human resources, supply chain,

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