In Atlanta, Mastercard is making data work harder to secure opportunities for all

Atlanta routinely makes the “best cities” lists, but it also ranks first for income inequality among large cities, according to the latest US Census data. The innovation for which the city is celebrated has not reaped benefits for all of its citizens, but that can change. In fact, innovative data tools and partners that connect Black families and entrepreneurs to the digital economy could go a long way in creating a more inclusive and equitable city. Hear from Salah Goss and Arturo Franco from the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth on how harnessing data with inclusion in mind can help leaders make smarter decisions and use their resources more effectively.