Chloe B. McKenzie is a celebrated researcher, wealth justice activist, and founder of BlackFem, a leading nonprofit organization that partners with the nation's most forward-thinking governmental bodies to make opportunities to build wealth more fair and equal for Black women. She is also the founder and principal investigator at 10Seven.

McKenzie's groundbreaking research on financial trauma reimagines wealth-building opportunities for Black people and addresses key areas of influence - cultural institutions, education systems, policymaking, and families. Her research, work, and impact have been featured in Forbes, British Vogue, Black Enterprise, Next Question with Katie Couric, and on MSNBC. Her work has also been used by major academic and financial institutions like Georgetown University's Law Center on Poverty and Inequality, Temple University, Ashoka, and Goldman Sachs' One Million Black Women Initiative.

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