(Black PR Wire) ATLANTA–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Greenwood, the digital banking platform for Black and Latino individuals and business owners today announced three recent hires. Marie-Le joins the fintech as chief marketing officer, Gopal Ravi has joined as chi
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