Founder, Ariel Capital Management
John W. Rogers would like to be remembered for two things: making good small- and mid-cap stock picks and being a trailblazer for African-Americans in the
investment industry.
President of his own mutual fund company in Chicago, the 41-year-old Mr. Rogers express
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Teaching minority high school students about business is more than a job for Allen Shelton. It's a calling.
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