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Social Entrepreneur, Industry Disruptor, and Equity Advocate, Britney Robbins

As the daughter of entrepreneurs, Britney has lived the highs and lows of building something successful with limited support. The burden of being overlooked and undervalued is far too prevalent in the black community. This is true whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur or just pursuing your dream career.

Britney's work as a social entrepreneur, educator and strategist aims to build a more equitable society for future generations by empowering community stakeholders to prioritize economic inclusion and advance social justice.

Noteworthy Remarks

  • “Britney is an inspiring leader who sees the potential in others even when they may not see it in themselves. Like any great entrepreneur, her strengths lie in her ability to provide resourceful solutions and to create new initiatives through a combination of genuine intellectual curiosity and research data in every challenge that is presented to her. Britney is a strategic thinker who proposes the right questions and implements strategies to pursue long-term solutions mutually beneficial to the students, staff, and communities she serves.”

    William W. Towns, Ph.D.,
    MBA, Adjunct Professor Sustainability and Social Impact
    Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University

  • “Britney is fierce and candid in pointing out the systemic inequities that hold back our shared economic and social potential and she has a crisp, clear, and compelling vision for how we build a new economy.”

    Seth Green, J.D
    Board Member, The Gray Matter Experience
    Dean, University of Chicago Graham School

  • "I'm continually inspired by what Britney Robbins is building at The Gray Matter Experience. Her work is so much more than teaching youth about entrepreneurship. It's about expanding worldviews and shifting mindsets, not only for young people but also for the adults and communities that serve and care for them."

    Mambu Sherman
    Executive Director, Southern Communities Initiative.

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