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We have a mission to Address the Racial Wealth Gap by developing solutions to build Black and Latino community development intellectual bandwidth through Affordable Housing & Small Business Ownership. Attendees can network with over 200 non-profits, faith-based organizations, small businesses, as well as top bank and corporate executives over various interactive sessions and events. SESSIONS, NETWORKING & CONNECTION Media We are happy to share the photos and video we took over our 3-day summit. Our attendees also shared pictures and videos through the official conference app — Whova, and some fun Gala Photobooth poses. Like, Do wnload & Share with your network! MEDIA GALLERIES Tribute Video Summit Photos Gala Photobooth Attendee Photos

We have a mission to Address the Racial Wealth Gap by developing solutions to build Black and Latino community development intellectual bandwidth through Affordable Housing & Small Business Ownership. Attendees can network with over 200 non-profits, faith-based organizations, small businesses, as well as top bank and corporate executives over various interactive sessions and events. 2023 NATIONAL BLACK & LATINO ECONOMIC$ SUMMIT Capital & Solutions to Battle the Rising Racial Wealth Gap AUGUST 23-25 | GRAND HYATT TAMPA BAY

We invite you to join us for Aftercare Sessions in your region to follow up on your individual and organizational endeavors. We also want to ensure you receive access to the capital you deserve. Sessions are free, virtual and open to all! You do not have to be a previous summit attendee to register. Please complete the form below to register and more details will follow. REGIONAL VIRTUAL AFTERCARE SESSIONS REGISTER FOR YOUR REGION NOW! We invite you to join us for our Virtual Aftercare Sessions in your region to follow up on your individual and organizational endeavors in the fields of small business and affordable housing development. We also use these sessions to continue fostering connections with banks while providing tools and resources to ensure you receive access to the capital you deserve. We encourage you to submit your questions when you register so that our speakers and subject matter experts can provide you with the best aftercare experience! Click on the registration link that corresponds to the regional session you would like to participate in. EAST COAST JANUARY 22, 2026 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM EST REGISTER SOUTH MARCH 19, 2026 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM EST REGISTER WEST COAST FEBRUARY 26, 2026 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM PST REGISTER MIDWEST APRIL 23, 2026 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM CST REGISTER Form PARTICIPATING SPONSORS Aftercare Session Agenda Each session features two concurrent morning workshops on Affordable Housing Development and Small Business, followed by a luncheon panel where you'll hear success stories from practitioners who secured capital through connections made at the Summit. Take a look at each session in detail: Affordable Housing Workshop | 10:00 - 11:45 AM Ready to turn your development vision into reality? This workshop is designed to help small to medium-scale developers take concrete steps toward accessing capital from banks and community lenders. Whether you're just getting started or looking to scale your next project, this session will provide practical knowledge and resources to navigate the path toward securing funding for your affordable housing projects. Topics Include: Building strong bank relationships Working with banks and CDFIs Creating a winning loan package Predevelopment capital and line of credit strategies Navigating tax credits, LIHTC, and downpayment assistance programs Small Business Morning Session | 10:00 - 11:45 AM This workshop is designed to equip small business owners with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the landscape of securing capital. We'll cover fundamental principles, resources, and key considerations for accessing the financial resources that can propel your business forward. From understanding funding options to crafting a compelling case for lenders, participants will gain practical insights that can make a real impact on their business growth. Topics include: The effect of personal credit on accessing financing Bank programs available to Black and Latino-led businesses Working with banks and CDFIs Financial preparation and cash flow analysis Procurement opportunities and doing business with banks LUNCH SESSION | 12:00 - 1:30 PM Join us for a dynamic panel session featuring success stories from practitioners who have secured capital through relationships built at the National Black and Latino Economic Summit. You'll also hear timely updates on CRA policy, economic trends, and developments affecting small business and affordable housing in Black and Latino communities. Each region will feature localized content and speakers. Anchor 1 WHAT REGION AM I IN? West Coast East Coast South Midwest Sessions are free, virtual, and open to all! You do not have to be a previous summit attendee to register.

We have a mission to Address the Racial Wealth Gap by developing solutions to build Black and Latino community development intellectual bandwidth through Affordable Housing & Small Business Ownership. Attendees can network with over 200 non-profits, faith-based organizations, small businesses, as well as top bank and corporate executives over various interactive sessions and events. Past Summits 2020 Virtual Summit Recap Recap Videos 2021 Virtual Summit Recap Recap Videos & Speakers 2022 Summit Recap Recap Videos & Speakers 2023 Summit Recap Recap Videos & Speakers 2024 Summit Recap Summit Recap 2025 Summit Recap Summit Recap

We invite you to a one-of-a-kind experience to develop solutions to close the racial wealth gap. This 3-day summit is your opportunity to build Black & Latino intellectual bandwidth through access to capital, affordable housing training, and small business ownership. 2023 NATIONAL BLACK & LATINO ECONOMIC$ SUMMIT Capital & Solutions to Battle the Rising Racial Wealth Gap AUGUST 23-25 | GRAND HYATT TAMPA BAY

RESOURCES Resources for Download AFTERCARE RESOURCES Affordable Housing Session Resources Hogar Hispano Graphic Small Business 101/201 Resources US Bank Access Advisors PDF & PowerPoint US Bank Quick Loan & Cash Flow Offer Luncheon Session Resources LISC Policy Priorities Overview House Passes Trump’s Cruel Budget Bill that Ignores Voters’ Priorities and Devastates American Families Condemns Proposal to Deny Child Tax Credit to U.S. Citizen Children in Mixed-Status Families Nearly Two-Thirds of Hispanic Voters Believe Country is Headed in the Wrong Direction; 70% of Them Hold President Trump Responsible UnidosUS’s HOME Policy Agenda: Closing the Latino Homeownership Gap: Home Ownership Means Equity® Acquisition Rehab Checklist An illustration of how to track the due diligence of housing projects. This document is not intended for external use or duplication. Click Here to Download Traditional Lenders vs. Non-Traditional Lenders Understand what is required from lenders based on the type of loan you want to obtain for your small business or organization. Click Here to Download How Federal Policy Worsened the Racial Wealth Gap Article written by the Community Consumer Defense League Click Here to Download Small Business & Housing Vocabulary Let us help you understand the terminology and acronyms used in the industry. Click Here to Download

We invite you to join us for Aftercare Sessions in your region to follow up on your individual and organizational endeavors. We also want to ensure you receive access to the capital you deserve. Sessions are free, virtual and open to all! You do not have to be a previous summit attendee to register. Please complete the form below to register and more details will follow. SOUTH AFTERCARE SESSIONS Event Signup REGISTER FOR EVENT

Welcome to the 2024 National Black & Latino Economic$ Summit PLEASE FIND YOUR DIRECT LINKS TO ALL THINGS NBLES! SUMMIT AGENDA POST-SESSION SURVEYS FLIGHT REIMBURSEMENT FORM PRE-REGISTER FOR AFTERCARE SESSION RESOURCES MEET THE SPONSORS DOWNLOAD WHOVA Use the summit app to: View the event agenda and plan your personal schedule Access to documents and slides shared by organizers or speakers Find who else is attending this event and reach out to people ahead of time Plan some social activities such as a morning run, coffee hours, or meet-ups with your fellow attendees. You can even post job openings. Receive updates such as last minute session changes from the organizers Invitation code: NBLES2024FL (Please do not share this code with anyone who is not a summit attendee)

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We invite you to join us for Aftercare Sessions in your region to follow up on your individual and organizational endeavors. We also want to ensure you receive access to the capital you deserve. Sessions are free, virtual and open to all! You do not have to be a previous summit attendee to register. Please complete the form below to register and more details will follow. NBLES WEST COAST AFTERCARE SESSIONS PLATINUM SPONSOR Working together to change lives. Offering programs for specialty and CRA home loans with down payment assistance. ABOUT FLAGSTAR BANK New York Community Bancorp, Inc. is the parent company of Flagstar Bank, N.A., one of the largest regional banks in the country. The Company is headquartered in Hicksville, New York with regional headquarters in Troy, Michigan. At September 30, 2023, the Company had $111.2 billion of assets, $85.9 billion of loans, deposits of $82.7 billion, and total stockholders’ equity of $11.0 billion. Flagstar Bank, N.A. operates 436 branches, including strong footholds in the Northeast and Midwest and exposure to high growth markets in the Southeast and West Coast. RESOURCES & LOCAL CONTACT Noe Magallon Sr. Loan Advisor NMLS ID: 1000823 Connect with Me Download the Flyer FLAGSTAR HOMEBUYER PROGRAMS Download the Flyer LOW OR NO DOWNPAYMENT Download the Flyer GET UP TO $15K! Back to List of Sponsors

Closing the racial wealth gap is imperative to realizing a strong, sustainable economy. From education to housing to healthcare to criminal justice, racial inequality continues to impede the progress of communities of color and the nation as a whole. About Us OUR STORY Closing the racial wealth gap is imperative to realizing a strong, sustainable economy. From education to housing to healthcare to criminal justice, racial inequality continues to impede the progress of communities of color and the nation as a whole. For decades, Black and Brown communities have been underserved—and sometimes unserved—by the United States’ financial system. From access to banking services to redlining to subprime mortgage lending to the recent disparities in relief for small minority businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, communities of color have historically been disproportionately impacted. The summits we host, provide a space for banking institutions and the communities they intend to serve to discuss access to capital, affordable housing, neighborhood development, and community reinvestment for these underserved populations. ABOUT NMCRC OUR MISSION The National Minority Community Reinvestment Co-Operative (NMCRC) is a non-profit coalition of minority-led and focused organizations committed to leveling the playing field for Blacks and Latinos by addressing the socio-economic needs of all people of color. NMCRC advocates for fair policies in the banking and financial community; holds lenders and financial institutions accountable for providing racially relevant resources; hosts educational trainings and gatherings; and facilitates access to capital for minority developers, businesses, and organizations. We believe that systemic disinvestment in communities of color must be addressed through sustainable economic development that provides access to capital for majority low- to moderate-income families. OUR VISION NMCRC strives to be a nationally recognized, well-capitalized, and sustainable resource cultivator for the Black and Latino community. We aim to build a motivated and robust membership base and be a respected thought leader that advocates for ending financial disinvestment in communities of color. NMCRC's executive team. Jules Dunham Howie President & CEO Learn More Dina Harris Treasurer Learn More Marcos Morales Vice President & Secretary Learn More

We have a mission to Address the Racial Wealth Gap by developing solutions to build Black and Latino community development intellectual bandwidth through Affordable Housing & Small Business Ownership. Attendees can network with over 200 non-profits, faith-based organizations, small businesses, as well as top bank and corporate executives over various interactive sessions and events. 2022 Speakers