The 2022 Fair Housing Month Series

2022 1968 Fair Housing Month Series (800) 401-8994 ext. 703 info@thepowerisnow.com www.thepowerisnow.com

THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

RYAN GORMAN SPECIAL GUEST

M. Ryan Gorman is chief executive officer of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC, a global industry leader with a 115-year legacy of unparalleled customer service, integrity and technological innovation. Under Gorman’s leadership and guidance, Coldwell Banker® has blazed a forwardthinking path into the 21st century.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

ED DELGADO, AMP SPECIAL GUEST

Ed Delgado, is a 30-year veteran of the U.S. residential mortgage industry, having held executive positions at Wells Fargo, Freddie Mac, and JPM Chase. He is the most recent past President and CEO of Five Star Global, a national trade and media group supporting the mortgage industry and mid-market M&A professionals.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

RYAN WEYANDT SPECIAL GUEST

Ryan is passionate about people; people he works with, people he works for, the community he works in, and the people who surround him. He identifies as an agent for and advocate of diversity, equity, and inclusion and is passionate about organizational change and development. Ryan takes on life with the belief that the grass is greener where you water it. He feels blessed to have grown up in an environment where he was enabled to be who he was, but encouraged to act ethically, morally and fairly through all aspects of life.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

LISA RICE

SPECIAL GUEST

Lisa Rice is the President and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA), the nation’s only national civil rights agency solely dedicated to eliminating all forms of housing discrimination. Ms. Rice has 35 years of experience in fair housing. Her fair housing and fair lending work began at the local level. Prior to joining NFHA, she was the President and CEO of the Fair Housing Center of Toledo, Ohio and the Northwest Ohio Development Agency. In this role, she developed the state of Ohio’s first Anti-Predatory Lending Remediation Program.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

RICK SHARGA SPECIAL GUEST

Rick is the Executive Vice President of RealtyTrac, a leading foreclosure search and discovery website used by real estate agents and investors.

One of the country’s most frequently-quoted sources on real estate, mortgage and foreclosure trends, Rick has appeared on CNBC, CBS News, NBC News, CNN, ABC News, FOX, Bloomberg and NPR. Rick is a founding member of the Five Star National Mortgage Servicing Association, on the Board of Directors of REOMAC, and was included in the Inman News Inman 100, an annual list of the most influential real estate leaders in both 2013 and 2014.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

GABE DEL RIO SPECIAL GUEST

Gabe is President & CEO of Homeownership Council of America (HCA) and thought leadership in solutions for underserved communities in homeownership. He serves this work by providing vision, technical assistance, and lender services to CDFIs and investors in affordable and minority lending. Gabe has extensive experience building products, delivery systems, and technology focused on increasing access to credit for underserved communities. Gabe has been instrumental in providing transformational consulting to nonprofit lenders through HCA’s CLIMB program nationally.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

RAY CARLISLE SPECIAL GUEST

Ray Carlisle is an Oakland, CA native, attended Merritt College and UC Berkeley, majoring in Electrical Engineering, 1963-67, entering the 1939 founded family real estate business in 1966. Mr. Carlisle founded Oakland CA based Carlisle Companies in 1972 which became a major investor in three of Oakland/San Francisco six Black banks from 1973-91.

Mr. Carlisle has been a member of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), founded in 1947, since 1968 and in 2009 became the second Honorary President of NAREB.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

LEON TOWNSEND DOLORES GOLDEN SPECIAL GUESTS

Dolores Golden Real Estate Broker and owner 1st Interstate Realtors.

Real Estate licensed for over 37 years.

Leon Townsend III has been licensed since 2015. As a first generation realtor, Leon has set out to gather as much information as possible to give it back to the community in order to educate and give back.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

FARRAH WILDER SPECIAL GUEST

Farrah Wilder is the California Association of REALTOR®’s Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer. Farrahsupports C.A.R.’s fair housing and inclusion efforts.She collaborates with internal and external partnersand key stakeholders including C.A.R.members, REALTOR® associations, and others on initiatives that will dramatically heighten awareness, allyship, equity and capabilities within the REALTOR®community, the real estate industryand beyond.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

MATTHEW CALLAHAN SPECIAL GUEST

Matt joined the Los Angeles City housing department in 1985 and worked there for 12 years designing, financing, and administering programs that help low-income households purchase their first home.

In 1997 he joined Freddie Mac. In 2004 Ihe had the opportunity to create his own mortgage and real estate business focused on first-time home buyers and became an expert in layered financing and using special government and private programs that open the doors for people who never thought it would be possible to own their own home.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

GARY ACOSTA SPECIAL GUEST

Gary Acosta is an entrepreneur, public policy advocate, and investor.

He is the Co-Founder & CEO of The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP ®). NAHREP is the largest Latino business organizations in the nation. Mr. Acosta is also the co-founder of L’ATTITUDE, and a major-event he produces with international business executive, Sol Trujillo, former United Airlines CEO, Oscar Munoz, and music superstar, Emilio Estefan. L’ATTITUDE celebrates the key role of Latinos in business, entertainment, sports, tech and politics.

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

MARY ELLEN SHAY SPECIAL GUEST

Mary Ellen Shay is the founder and owner of M. E. Shay & Co., an affordable housing research, development and consulting firm based in Sacramento. In addition to preparing market studies and applications for affordable housing proposals, M. E. Shay & Co. is the legislative advocate for the California Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies (CAL-ALHFA.)

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THE FAIR HOUSING SERIES 2022 Hosted by: Eric L. Frazier MBA

Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968?

The Power Is Now Media conducted our 2022 Fair Housing Series to celebrate and discuss the impact of the 1968 Fair Housing Act. The enactment of the federal Fair Housing Act on April 11, 1968, came only after a long and challenging journey. The question we asked in the series was: Have conditions changed or improved since the passing of The Fair Housing Act of 1968? Listen the opinions from our special guests!

DR. LEE DAVENPORT SPECIAL GUEST

Dr. Lee has been featured by CBS, Forbes Magazine, REALTOR® Magazine, and HuffPost to just name a few.

Armed with degrees in business, legal and Bible studies, Dr. Lee Davenport is an international real estate educator and 'Be the Bridge' small group leader.

She has lead ministry trips in Asia, been part of the Diversity Council at Buckhead Church and written for the Asian American Christian Collaborative .

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