Listen to this articleMoney TALK$ Movement Founder Dr. Constance Craig-Mason is being recognized for leadership, innovation, and global impact during Black Professionals Month.
The award-winning financial planner has been named to the Black Professionals Month (BPM) Global 100 Leading Black Professionals list. According to a release, the Money TALK$ Movement Inc. in York is a financial wellness nonprofit organization dedicated to helping underserved communities heal financial trauma, improve literacy, and build generational wealth.
BPM is a global initiative held every October, led by the ICABA World Network, that celebrates Black excellence, elevates leadership, and advances wealth-building opportunities.
“This recognition is both humbling and energizing,” Craig-Mason said in a statement. “It affirms the mission behind ‘The Money TALK$ Movement’ – to educate, empower and equip individuals and families with the tools to create generational wealth and financial freedom.”
Craig-Mason will be honored at the BPM Global 100 Awards Brunch, taking place at the Tower Club in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on Oct. 25, during the annual Black Professionals Month celebration. This year’s event will bring together professionals from across industries, all recognized for their leadership and commitment to driving change.
ICABA World Network commended Craig-Mason for her “natural ability to listen deeply, connect authentically and translate complex financial concepts into empowering, practical steps that help people reclaim their futures and build lasting legacies.”
The BPM Global 100 recognition highlights Black professionals across industries who demonstrate excellence, innovation and influence. Honorees are selected through a non-fee-based process that evaluates professional merit, leadership impact and character, per the release.
As part of the recognition, honorees are welcomed into ICABA’s global collaborative success ecosystem – a community designed to foster strategic relationships, leadership development and professional growth among Black professionals.
