Equity Share With Meaning In Los Angeles
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An Equity Profile of the Los Angeles Region highlights the widening inequities in income, wealth, health, and opportunity in Los Angeles County. The report was developed by PolicyLink and the Program for Environmental and Regional Equity (PERE) at USC, and is supported by the Weingart Foundation.
A social equity applicant in the United States cannabis industry is an individual or entity that meets specific criteria related to ownership, control, and residency, with the goal of promoting economic empowerment and representation for communities historically impacted by cannabis prohibition.
(i) “Social Equity Individual Applicant” means an individual who meets two of the following three criteria: (1) Low-Income; (2) a prior California Cannabis Arrest or Conviction; (3) ten years' cumulative residency in a Disproportionately Impacted Area.
Mission. The Mission of the Social Equity Program is “to promote equitable ownership and employment opportunities in the cannabis industry in order to decrease disparities in life outcomes for marginalized communities, and to address the disproportionate impacts of the War on Drugs in those communities.”
There are 29 Top Private Equity Firms in Los Angeles listed on Axial's lower middle market Directory. This Directory is populated with data from Axial's digital deal marketing and deal sourcing platform. You can access more profiles of Top Private Equity Firms in Los Angeles like these, by becoming a member of Axial.
Business and professional management services, health services and research, and finance are important, as are trade and tourism. The bulk of the workforce is now employed in services such as retail, restaurants and hotels, government agencies, and schools and colleges.
The Digital Equity Initiative is a multi-year project of the California Community Foundation (CCF) that will seed a digital equity movement in Los Angeles County with the power and capacity to successfully advocate for fast, reliable, and affordable broadband for all Angelenos.
