Crowdfunding Capital Mastery for Beginners

March 12, 2024 by  
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**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**

Contact Information:

Dr. Letitia Wright 

America’s Crowdfunding Strategist 

The Wright Place 

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drletitia@wrightplacetv.com 

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Rancho Cucamonga, CA — March 13, 2024 : Today marks the exciting launch of “Crowdfunding Capital Mastery for Beginners,” an innovative online course designed to empower aspiring entrepreneurs, artists, and creators with the essential tools and knowledge to successfully launch and manage crowdfunding campaigns. Created by Dr. Letitia Wright, a seasoned expert in the field of crowdfunding and digital marketing, this comprehensive course is set to transform the way individuals approach fundraising for their projects.

“Crowdfunding Capital Mastery for Beginners” is tailored for individuals with little to no experience in crowdfunding, providing them with step-by-step guidance through the entire process, from understanding the basics of crowdfunding to executing a successful campaign. The course includes [number] modules covering topics such as campaign planning, content creation, marketing strategies, and post-campaign management.

Dr. Letitia Wright  explains, “We’ve created this course to demystify the crowdfunding process and make it accessible to everyone. Our goal is to provide learners with the practical skills and confidence needed to turn their ideas into reality through successful crowdfunding campaigns.”

The course is available now at a special early bird price of $47, before it increases to its regular price of $97. Enrollees will gain access to high-quality video lessons, downloadable resources, and exclusive case studies that illustrate the dos and don’ts of crowdfunding.

In addition to the comprehensive curriculum, students will also join a supportive community of like-minded individuals where they can share ideas, ask questions, and network with other creators and entrepreneurs.

For more information about “Crowdfunding Capital Mastery for Beginners” or to enroll in the course, please visit  https://tinyurl.com/ycxshzr4.

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On Equal Pay Day

March 21, 2022 by  
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Aldon Thomas Stiles | California Black Media

On Equal Pay Day last week, First Partner of California Jennifer Siebel Newsom addressed the gender and race wage gap in the U.S. and the state, as the federal government announced similar plans.

“In [California], we have some of the strongest pay laws in the nation, but women still earn just $.86 on the dollar and that number plummets for women of color,” said Newsom.

“While sexism and racism are distinct forms of discrimination that manifest differently, their effects are compounded when a person experiences both at the same time. Intersectional discrimination perpetuates the racial and gender wealth gaps, limits Black women’s access to educational opportunities, and impedes their career advancement,” it reads on the AAUW’s website.

Last week, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris announced plans to implement measures to combat the gender and racial wage gap last Tuesday.

Equal Pay Day was March 15.

Department of Labor Chief Economist Janelle Jones wrote that educated Black and Brown women are representative of this estimate.

“Black and Latina women with only a bachelor’s degree have the largest gap at 65%, and Black women with advanced degrees earn 70% of what white men with advanced degrees earn,” stated Jones.

“This is a big problem, but we actually know how to fix it,” said Wendy Chun-Hoon, director of the Women’s Bureau of the Department of Labor.

The federal investment strategy includes two major aspects of the gender wage gap: salary history and occupational segregation.

“In 2019, this is even before the impact of the pandemic, Black women faced a $39.3 billion loss, Hispanic women faced a $46.7

billion loss just because of the jobs they were concentrated in,” said Chun-Hoon.

The goal, according to Chun-Hoon, is to make investments in occupations often filled by women — such as education and health care.

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