On this episode of, "Financial Freestyle with Ross Mac,” Sekou Kaalund, head of branch and small business banking at U.S. Bank, discusses his mission-driven life. He shares his journey from aspiring to hold public office at age five to becoming an influential figure in banking. Driven by his mantra of making a difference, Kaalund discusses the creation of "Advancing Black Pathways," a program designed to close the racial wealth gap, and his current role in purpose-driven banking at U.S. Bank.

Kaalund also discusses the importance of financial literacy, emphasizing the power of compound interest and the significant impact of early investing. He addresses common financial pitfalls and misconceptions, offering practical strategies to overcome them. His passion for empowering communities through financial education and access to capital shines through, demonstrating how banking can be a tool for positive social change.

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This post was written by Jimi Corpuz