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The ex-wife of R&B singer Usher wants to drain Georgias largest lake. Fashion designer Tameka Fosters son was fatally injured on Lake Lanier a decade ago. Shes collected more than

The Gathering Spot and Greenwood have seemingly squashed their beef, but members of the multistate networking club wonder what that […] The post Watch: Can The Gathering Spot gain its members’ trust back? appeared first on TheGrio.

A professional networking club in Atlanta has settled a dispute with the financial company that bought the club in 2022. Ryan Glover, CEO of Greenwood, and Ryan Wilson, CEO of The Gathering Spot, announced the resolution in a joint statement on Monday. “No one wins when the family feuds,” the two parties said. “We apologize for distracting… Continue reading The Gathering Spot Settles Dispute With Greenwood

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Gathering The Facts and Factors on ATL’s Gathering Spot: What Went So Wrong After Acquisition by Greenwood Bank?

The ex-wife of R&B singer Usher is calling to drain Georgia’s largest lake, where her son was fatally injured 11 years ago. Fashion designer Tameka Foster has collected more than 2,500 signatures for her online petition imploring officials to “drain, clean, and restore” Lake Sidney Lanier, to allow for safety improvements and the removal of…

The ex-wife of R&B singer Usher wants to drain Georgias largest lake

Founders of The Gathering Spot sue Greenwood for $7.5 million. Greenwood, claims founders intentionally misrepresented financial statements, to the tune of $28 million.

When Greenwood, a neobank that courts Black and Latino customers, acquired The Gathering Spot last year — a networking and coworking club that targets similar demographics — the fintech’s co-founder Paul Judge described the merger as a "Black on Black" deal, saying it was "two companies that are Black-owned, strengthening each other." Ryan Wilson, the CEO and co-founder of The Gathering Spot (TGS), has sued Judge, Greenwood co-founder Ryan Glover and the...

The Gathering Spot is still "Black-owned and operated," according to a recent statement the organization sent to its members. The establishment, however,