Talk to youu about Financial Inclusion and moving Financial Education forward. Fetches a much. [applause] thank you so much. [applause] thank you again, mr. Secretary. This is been terrific. It is my pleasure to move us forward and to introduce Roger Ferguson junior. His illustrious career and a competence accomplishments speak for himself. Federal reserve system employee. He served on the president s economic recovery Advisory Board and council on jobs and repetitiveness. Competitiveness. Ceo of piab. Allows them to have unique authority on issues of wealth building and had to provide Financial Services. His contribution to our country and the private sector have been recognized many times. Hes recognized more time. [applause] one more time. [applause] thank you for that kind introduction and good morning, everyone. The sun is to be here. I commend the secretary and the department for hosting this forum. And for paying tribute to friedmans bank. All of you know that friedmans bank was
Ability to learn and be motivated to learn. And other competing issues. To what communities that majorhave seen sectors need to come together and focus on key issues and do that over a sustained time and make sure equity is an adequate part of the discussion. If you bring publicprivate partnerships, basing to be effective and impactful. When you look at the sectors, whether corporate or private, government sector engages well with that. And institutions as well. They sustain themselves for a long time. Intersectionthis between these various sectors can really create opportunity for people in those communities. We have seen that happen. Now tiedam and atlanta to the new falcons stadiums. It is bringing together a lot of the sectors together. Trying to make a transformational impact. We can invest in over 1 billion in building a new stadium tickets are 22 a lot more to help the community adjacent to that. And we can do a lot more to help the community adjacent to that. Let me drill down