This past weekend, UnitedMasters and Earn Your Leisure, two prominent advocates for financial literacy and empowerment, debuted “Earn Your Masters” in Detroit with an exhilarating block party experience at the popular Chroma space. The event, sponsored by Ally, included guests Rashad Bilal & Troy Millings of Earn Your Leisure, Detroit culture success stories: Hip Hop artist – Icewear Vezzo and viral comedian – Haha Davis, top Ally executives, esteemed Detroit business experts and community leaders for an unforgettable day of panels, performances, and activations.
“Partnering with Ally and Earn Your Leisure has been an incredible journey, together we are igniting a financial revolution across the country to empower as many artists, creators, and entrepreneurs in local communities as possible,” said Eden Gorcey Chief Revenue Officer, UnitedMasters.
When rapper, Icewear Vezzo, hit the stage at Earn Your Masters Detroit, he not only wowed the crowd with his hit single “Up The Sco” featuring Lil Durk, he sent shockwaves with a staggering revelation disclosing he made his first $1,000,000 by trading his older artistic legacy for the jaw-dropping sum. A riveting moment of vulnerability and triumph that challenges industry norms.
Earn Your Masters soared to new heights with an invigorating Ally panel that ignited the entrepreneurial spirit within all who attended. This powerhouse panel, featuring visionary trailblazers Shawnta Hooks, founder of Mindful Culture Creators, Rick Williams, Co-Owner of Burn Rubber, and the dynamic Ally Panel Moderator, Jacqueline Howard, sparked an electrifying exchange of ideas and insights. As the audience hung on every word, Creator Academy Mentors, led by the brilliant Ally executives Demetrius Scott, Director of Corporate Citizenship, and Samantha Newsom, Director of Product Management, provided invaluable mentorship, nurturing a new generation of innovators and leaders.
The collaboration between Ally, UnitedMasters, and Earn Your Leisure brought a transformative impact to the Detroit community. By championing financial literacy, empowerment, and creativity, the event became a beacon of hope and knowledge for attendees. Ally’s commitment to financial inclusion and education shone through, as they provided vital resources and support for the event, ensuring its success and reach. United Masters’ dedication to empowering independent artists and musicians further amplified the event’s impact, inspiring aspiring talents to pursue their dreams fearlessly. The event served as an educational platform, equipping individuals with practical strategies for financial success. By fostering connections and providing essential insights, this collaboration laid the groundwork for a stronger, more financially informed community.
For more information about UnitedMasters, Ally, Earn Your Leisure and upcoming events, please visit their websites at www.unitedmasters.com www.
