Carla Javits, REDF

Philanthropy Hour by Greg Cherry

Sep 11, 201733:58Education

Carla Javits, CEO of REDF, discusses the venture philanthropy model, the significance of employment and job creation for our economy and our society, and the REDF expansion into cities across the country, including a suc...

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